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#604150 - 03/09/10 11:04 PM Irish Literature . Googling Allowed
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Irish Literature

{There are plenty to share, so grab a few.}

"The Primrose Path", 19th, A cat, Derry, Doors
Drogheda, Dublin, Dubliners, Francis Ledwidge
Frank McCourt, George Bernard Shaw, George Russell
Godot, Ha Ha Ha, Heaney, John B. Keane, Jonathan Swift
June 16th, Latin, Maeve Binchy, Oscar Wilde
Padraig Pearse, Patrick McCabe, Samuel, Sean O'Casey
Trinity College, Dublin, W. B., 'Tis, WB Yeats

Remaining Answers:
A cat, Derry, Doors, Drogheda, Ha Ha Ha, Heaney, John B. Keane
June 16th, Latin, Maeve Binchy, Padraig Pearse, W. B., 'Tis, WB Yeats



** 1. Who wrote "Angela's Ashes"?

2. What followed Paddy Clarke in the title of Roddy Doyle's Booker Prize winner?

3. The Tara Road was written by which novelist?

4. What is the name of Frank McCourt's follow-up memoir to "Angela's Ashes"?

** 5. What was the title of Bram Stoker's first novel?

6. In which northern county was Nobel Poetry Laureate Seamus Heaney born?

7. Which Irish poet was awarded the Nobel Prize in 1923?

8. When is Bloomsday? (Ulysses)

9. Who wrote the poem 'I am Ireland'?

10. Which initials did poet Yeats have?

** 11. James Joyce's first novel shares it's name with which inhabitants of an Irish city?

** 12. Who was the author of Gulliver's Travels?

13. The Book of Kells was written in what language?


** 14. Where is the Book Of Kells on display?

** 15. Who wrote the Importance Of Being Earnest?

** 16. What was the first name of the playwright Beckett?


17. Which Seamus became Ireland's fourth Nobel literary laureate in 1995?

** 18. Who wrote Juno and the Paycock?

19. Roddy Doyle wrote of the Woman Who Walked Into what?

** 20. Who was being 'Waited for' in the Samuel Beckett play?

21. Name the estate in Colleen McCullough's Thorn birds?

22. What animal was Pangur Bán in the poem of that name?

** 23. Who was the author of both 'The Butcher Boy' and 'The Dead School'?

** 24. In which city was Bram Stoker born?

** 25. In which century was the poet Yeats born?

26. "The field" was written by which Irish playwright?

** 27. Who wrote The Pygmalion that was adapted into My Fair Lady?

** 28. What was the Irish writer AE also known as?

** 29. Which Irish poet was killed at the Battle of Ypres in World War 1?



Edited by katbear50 (03/14/10 12:29 AM)
Edit Reason: added info
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#604152 - 03/09/10 11:17 PM Re: Irish Literature [Re: katbear50]
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23. Patrick McCabe

27. G. B. Shaw

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#604162 - 03/10/10 12:05 AM Re: Irish Literature [Re: DoreenS]
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15. Oscar Wilde
20. Godot

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#604214 - 03/10/10 07:39 AM Re: Irish Literature [Re: Sondi]
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11. Dublin
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#604248 - 03/10/10 09:04 AM Re: Irish Literature [Re: fildil]
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1. Frank McCourt
18. Sean O'Casey
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#604253 - 03/10/10 09:21 AM Re: Irish Literature [Re: GBC]
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16. Samuel smile

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#604388 - 03/10/10 05:48 PM Re: Irish Literature [Re: fildil]
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11. James Joyce's first novel shares it's name with which inhabitants of an Irish city?
Originally Posted By: fildil
11. Dublin

The answer according to the wording is actually Dubliners
But you are close enuf
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#604419 - 03/10/10 07:12 PM Re: Irish Literature [Re: katbear50]
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14. Trinity College smile I walk through the college each morning on my way to work

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#604453 - 03/10/10 09:16 PM Re: Irish Literature [Re: Treval]
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Treval, how awesome that must feel!
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#604498 - 03/10/10 11:52 PM Re: Irish Literature [Re: katbear50]
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12. Jonathon Swift smile
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#604585 - 03/11/10 09:20 AM Re: Irish Literature [Re: flotsam]
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Sorry Katbear, just read through fast and saw city not inhabitants. Slowly, slowly wins the race. lol
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#604681 - 03/11/10 01:17 PM Re: Irish Literature [Re: fildil]
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Originally Posted By: fildil
Sorry Katbear, just read through fast and saw city not inhabitants.
Slowly, slowly wins the race. lol

No Problem, fildil, I knew exactly what happened,
as I'm prone to do the self same thing wink
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#604822 - 03/11/10 08:36 PM Re: Irish Literature [Re: katbear50]
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5. The Primrose Path
24. Dublin

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#605219 - 03/13/10 04:18 AM Re: Irish Literature [Re: Koala]
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25. It was in the 1800's, so 19th century.
28. George William Russell
29. Francis Ledwidge
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