A) 200 B) 500 C) 300 D) 400
A) 499 B) 450 C) 600 D) 350
A) Metric speed limit signs B) Green postboxes C) Yellow broken lines D) "Welcome To Northern Ireland" road signs
A) Changes in road signage design and markings B) Uniform postbox color C) Bilingual signposts D) Consistent use of A, B route prefixes
A) White (broken) line in Ireland and yellow (continuous) line in Northern Ireland B) Both use white lines C) Yellow (broken) line in Ireland and white (continuous) line in Northern Ireland D) Both use yellow lines
A) M for motorway, N for national, R for regional B) A for major and B for minor routes C) X for major, Y for minor D) S for secondary, T for tertiary
A) Yellow diamonds B) Blue rectangles C) Black/white/red triangles or circles D) Green squares
A) Both use red triangles B) Both use amber diamonds C) Amber diamonds in the Republic, red triangles or circles in Northern Ireland D) Red diamonds in the Republic
A) Alerts to the change from miles per hour to kilometres per hour or vice versa B) Reminds of the need for valid insurance C) Changes currency display D) Indicates a reduction in speed limits
A) Blue in both regions B) Green in Ireland, red in Northern Ireland C) Red in both regions D) Yellow in Ireland, green in Northern Ireland
A) No change in markers B) From red-on-white to blue-on-yellow markers C) From black-on-white to black-on-yellow markers D) From white-on-black to yellow-on-black markers
A) Same color across the border B) No visible differences C) Uniform paving materials D) Differences in paving materials and colors
A) Turns off completely B) Changes, though these also vary across inter-county borders C) Remains consistent D) Becomes brighter
A) No change occurs B) Remain in euros only C) Remain in pounds only D) Change currency from pounds to euros or vice versa
A) Only accept official exchange rates B) Refuse any foreign currency C) Charge higher rates for foreign currency D) Accept cross-border currency informally, usually at a rate favorable to the trader
A) Once B) Two C) Four D) Three
A) N1/A1 route (Dundalk/Newry) B) N13/A2 route (Letterkenny/Derry) C) N54/A3 route D) N15/A38 route (Lifford/Strabane)
A) 2007 B) 1920 C) 1988 D) 1998
A) Conor Lenihan B) Jack Lynch C) James Craig D) W. T. Cosgrave
A) British Government minister B) Northern Ireland Prime Minister C) Attorney General D) Irish Government Minister
A) Lough Foyle belongs to the Irish Free State B) The whole of Lough Foyle is within the UK C) Lough Foyle is shared with Ireland D) Lough Foyle's status is undetermined
A) Foyle Fisheries Commission B) Loughs Agency C) North/South Ministerial Council D) Good Friday Agreement
A) Treaty of 1921 B) Foyle and Carlingford Fisheries Act 2007 C) Good Friday Agreement D) Government of Ireland Act 1920
A) 1 January 1993 B) 1 April 1923 C) 1970s D) 2007
A) 2005 B) 1 January 1993 C) 2011 D) 1 April 1923
A) Jim Allister B) Dermot Ahern C) Bertie Ahern D) Jacqui Smith
A) 500 B) 100 C) About 270 D) 350
A) Nine B) Three C) Six D) Twelve
A) 17 March 1921 B) 6 December 1922 C) 11 November 1918 D) 1 January 1923
A) 1948 B) 1969 C) 1937 D) 1925
A) Approximately 177,000. B) Nearly 300,000. C) Around 250,000. D) About 100,000.
A) Nearly 40,000. B) About 20,000. C) Around 30,000. D) Approximately 50,000.
A) 29 March 2019 B) 23 June 2016 C) 12 December 2017 D) 1 January 2020
A) Puckoon B) A Place Apart C) Bad Blood D) Border Schizo FFFolk Songs For The Fuc**d
A) Spike Milligan B) Dervla Murphy C) Colm Tóibín D) Jinx Lennon
A) Puckoon B) Bad Blood: A Walk Along the Irish Border C) A Place Apart D) Border Schizo FFFolk Songs For The Fuc**d
A) A Place Apart B) The Soft Border Patrol C) Border Schizo FFFolk Songs For The Fuc**d D) Bad Blood: A Walk Along the Irish Border
A) @NorthernIreland B) @IrishBorderWatch C) @BrexitBorder D) @BorderIrish
A) A509 Bridge B) N1 Bridge C) Senator George Mitchell Peace Bridge D) N87 Bridge
A) Twenty B) Fifteen C) Ten D) Twelve
A) N54 / A3 B) N12 / A3 C) N53 / A37 D) N2 / A5
A) N87 / A32 B) N16 / A4 C) N13 / A2 D) N14 / N15 / A38
A) N3 / Senator George Mitchell Peace Bridge / A509 B) N53 / A37 C) N2 / A5 D) N1 / A1
A) N16 / A4 B) N13 / A2 C) N14 / N15 / A38 D) N12 / A3 |