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Last updated: November 13, 2013
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8 Comments
cpgatbyu
+4
Level 88
Nov 13, 2013
Aren't there a lot of years in which Guinness was made?
agvii
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Level 58
Mar 4, 2014
Yeah, but I keep drinking it, so they have to keep making it!
TangoMike
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Level 51
Aug 29, 2015
Douglas Hyde was the first president
Walacama
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Level 83
Nov 7, 2017
One more time. Douglas Hyde was the first president of Ireland.
granuaile
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Level 78
Oct 5, 2018
Yes, Gaelic is correct. Colloquially, Irish Gaelic is referred to as Gaeilge and Scots Gaelic as Gallic.
Pharley
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Level 75
Dec 14, 2018
Irrespective of whether it's actually right or not; why do you have to type in the full name Eamonn De Valera to get the point? 99.99% of answers on Jetpunk only require the surname.
MrMc
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Level 43
Apr 30, 2019
Once more Douglas Hyde was the first President of Ireland
granuaile
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May 5, 2019
As other people have already pointed out, Douglas Hyde was first president of Ireland (Republic). Why is an incorrect answer still accepted???
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