A) 20 August 1905 B) 20 July 1905 C) 5 July 1980 D) 12 July 1970
A) Teampall Phádraig B) Reilig Mhuire C) Cruachan Aigle D) Boheh Stone
A) Cruachan Aigle B) Teampall Phádraig C) Murrisk Abbey D) Ballintubber
A) Paddy Hopkins B) The Archbishops of Armagh C) Máire MacNeill D) The Mayo Environmental Group
A) Construction of the chapel B) Weathering from rain C) Mining activities D) Erosion from a high number of climbers
A) Mayo County Council disallowed mining B) Mining was delayed by five years C) The gold seam was destroyed D) Mining was allowed under strict regulations
A) 10 kilometres B) 50 kilometres C) 30 kilometres D) 5 kilometres
A) 1905 B) 1950 C) 1970 D) 1980
A) Gold river B) Mountain river C) Yellow river D) Patrick's river
A) Using imported gravel B) Using concrete and mortar C) Dry stone manner D) Using iron reinforcements
A) The Reilig Path B) Murrisk Road C) Tochár Phádraig D) The Lughnasadh Trail
A) Easter B) Samhain C) Lughnasadh D) Christmas
A) 40,000 B) 10,000 C) 5,000 D) 100,000
A) A dispute over jurisdiction between two Archbishops B) The construction of the first chapel C) The discovery of gold D) The end of the pilgrimage tradition
A) Carrying heavy stones B) Climbing only at night C) Climbing backwards D) Climbing barefoot
A) The Pyramid B) The Reek C) The Stack D) Saint's Peak
A) Westport B) Murrisk C) Castlebar D) Leenane
A) Twenty days B) Forty days C) Fifty days D) Thirty days
A) Cruachán B) Aigle C) Ben Goram D) Corra
A) High mount B) (Saint) Patrick's stack C) Holy mountain D) Eagle peak
A) Holy place B) Stack or peak C) Devil's home D) Eagle
A) May and September B) April and August C) June and July D) March and October
A) Aigle B) Lough Na Corra C) Lugnademon D) Cruachán
A) Aigle B) Boheh C) Lugna D) Corra
A) Second B) Third C) First D) Fourth
A) Lugnademon B) Cruachán C) Mweelrea D) Ben Goram
A) Granite B) Sandstone C) Quartzite D) Limestone
A) Lough Na Corra B) Galway Bay C) Lough Corrib D) Clew Bay
A) Early 20th century B) 9th century C) 5th century D) Middle Ages
A) The Marquess of Sligo B) Christiaan Corlett C) Tírechán D) Cromderg |