Friday, 6 November 2026 · The Ancient East
Journey #025 answers
Every answer that counted, from the commonest to the rarest. Not played it yet? Play this journey first.
Name something you'd order in a chipper.
Anything on the menu of an Irish chipper, north or south: mains, suppers, sides, sauces, desserts and drinks.
Robin10 km
- Chips (a single)
Hedgehog25 km
- Fish and chips (a one and one, or a fish supper)
- Spice bag
Red Fox40 km
- Batter burger
- Curry chips
- Sausage (plain or battered)
Irish Hare55 km
- Burger (or a cheeseburger)
- Chicken nuggets
- Curry sauce
- Kebab
- Onion rings
- Spice burger
Red Squirrel75 km
- A drink (a can, a mineral or a cuppa)
- Battered Mars bar
- Beans
- Black pudding (battered)
- Cheese chips (garlic cheese chips too)
- Chicken burger
- Chicken goujons
- Chicken wings
- Coleslaw
- Fish bites
- Fish burger
- Fish cake
- Fried chicken (or a snack box)
- Garlic bread
- Garlic chips
- Garlic sauce
- Gravy chips
- Haddock
- Hot dog
- Ice cream
- Ketchup
- Mayonnaise
- Mushy peas
- Pastie (a pastie supper, in the North)
- Pickled onion (or a pickled egg)
- Pizza
- Plaice
- Popcorn chicken
- Ray (or skate)
- Rissole (a Wexford favourite)
- Salt and chilli chips
- Salt and vinegar
- Scampi
- Smoked cod
- Taco chips
- Tartare sauce
- Veggie burger
- Wedges
- White pudding (battered, in the North)
- Whiting
Golden Eagle100 km
- 3 in 1 (chips, rice and curry)
- A dip (barbecue, chilli or burger sauce)
- Breaded mushrooms
- Brown sauce
- Calamari
- Chicken balls (in a Chinese-run chipper)
- Chicken Kiev
- Chicken wrap
- Chip butty (or a chip bap)
- Christmas chips (chips with stuffing and gravy)
- Cowboy supper (sausages, beans and chips)
- Fritter (potato or pineapple)
- Hake
- Jalapeño poppers
- King Creole (KC's, Douglas)
- Lemon sole
- Mozzarella sticks
- Pie (steak, chicken, cheese and onion)
- Pollock
- Potato cake
- Potato pie (Cork's, or a spud ball)
- Scraps (crispy bits of batter)
- Slice of lemon
- Sloppy Foley
- Spring roll
- Steakette
- Sweet potato fries
Name a radio station in Ireland.
Any station licensed in the Republic or the North, RTÉ and BBC NI included. UK-wide stations don't count, nor do most trial or temporary services.
Robin10 km
- RTÉ Radio 1 (national)
Hedgehog25 km
- RTÉ 2FM (national)
- Today FM (national)
Red Fox40 km
- 98FM (Dublin)
- Newstalk (national)
- RTÉ lyric fm (national)
Irish Hare55 km
- FM104 (Dublin)
- Radio Kerry (Kerry)
- Radio Nova (Dublin)
- Red FM (Cork)
- RTÉ Raidió na Gaeltachta (national)
- SPIN 1038 (Dublin)
Red Squirrel75 km
- BBC Radio Foyle (Derry)
- BBC Radio Ulster (Northern Ireland)
- Beat 102 103 (south east)
- C103 (Cork)
- Christmas FM (every December)
- Clare FM (Clare)
- Cool FM (Northern Ireland)
- Cork's 96FM (Cork)
- Downtown Radio (Northern Ireland)
- East Coast FM (Wicklow)
- Flirt FM (University of Galway)
- Galway Bay FM (Galway)
- Highland Radio (Donegal)
- iRadio (north east and west)
- Ireland's Classic Hits Radio (Dublin, Cork, Limerick, Galway…)
- KCLR 96FM (Carlow, Kilkenny)
- Kfm (Kildare)
- Live 95 (Limerick)
- LMFM (Louth, Meath)
- Midlands 103 (Laois, Offaly, Westmeath)
- Midwest Radio (Mayo)
- Northern Sound (Cavan, Monaghan)
- Ocean FM (Sligo, Leitrim, south Donegal)
- Q Radio (Northern Ireland)
- Q102 (Dublin)
- Raidió Fáilte (Belfast)
- Raidió na Life (Dublin)
- Raidió Rí-Rá (charts as Gaeilge)
- RTÉ Gold (digital)
- Shannonside (Roscommon, Longford, south Leitrim)
- South East Radio (Wexford)
- SPIN South West (south west)
- Spirit Radio (Christian, multi-city)
- Sunshine 106.8 (Dublin)
- Tipp FM (Tipperary)
- U105 (Belfast)
- WLR FM (Waterford)
Golden Eagle100 km
- ABC's YourFM (Portadown)
- Athlone Community Radio (Athlone)
- Belfast 89FM (Belfast)
- BFBS Northern Ireland (forces radio)
- Blast 106 (Belfast)
- Claremorris Community Radio (Claremorris)
- Coast FM (Causeway Coast)
- Community Radio Castlebar (Castlebar)
- Community Radio Kilkenny City (Kilkenny)
- Community Radio Youghal (Youghal)
- Connemara Community Radio (Connemara)
- Cool Old Skool (Northern Ireland)
- CUH FM (Cork University Hospital)
- Down FM (Downpatrick)
- Downtown Country (Northern Ireland)
- Dreamtime Radio (Kilkenny)
- Drive 105 (Derry)
- Dublin City FM (Dublin)
- Dublin South FM (Dublin)
- Dundalk FM (Dundalk)
- Fuse FM (Ballymoney)
- Greatest Hits Radio Northern Ireland (Northern Ireland)
- Hits Radio Northern Ireland (Northern Ireland)
- IÚR FM (Newry)
- Juice FM Belfast (Belfast)
- Life FM (Cork)
- Liffey Sound FM (Lucan)
- Near FM (north Dublin)
- Phoenix FM (Dublin 15)
- Radio Maria Ireland (Catholic)
- Raidió Corca Baiscinn (west Clare)
- Ros FM (Roscommon)
- Scariff Bay Community Radio
- South Tipperary General Hospital Radio (Clonmel)
- Sunshine 104.9 (East Belfast)
- Tipperary Mid-West Radio (Tipperary)
- UCB Ireland (Christian)
- UCC 98.3FM (University College Cork)
- West Limerick 102 (west Limerick)
- Wired FM (Limerick)
Name an Irish folk song or ballad.
Irish traditional songs and folk ballads, old or modern, in English or Irish, plus standards of Irish ballad groups. Pop and rock hits don't count.
Robin10 km
- Molly Malone
Hedgehog25 km
- Danny Boy
- The Fields of Athenry
Red Fox40 km
- Grace
- The Wild Rover
- Whiskey in the Jar
Irish Hare55 km
- Dublin in the Rare Old Times
- Galway Girl (Steve Earle, or Mundy and Sharon Shannon)
- On Raglan Road
- The Irish Rover
- The Parting Glass
- The Rattlin' Bog
Red Squirrel75 km
- A Nation Once Again
- A Song for Ireland
- Amhrán na bhFiann
- Báidín Fheilimí
- Boolavogue
- Carrickfergus
- Cliffs of Dooneen
- Come Back Paddy Reilly to Ballyjamesduff
- Come Out Ye Black and Tans
- Dirty Old Town
- Down by the Sally Gardens
- Fairytale of New York
- Finnegan's Wake
- Forty Shades of Green
- Four Green Fields
- Galway Bay
- I'll Tell Me Ma
- Ireland's Call
- Isle of Innisfree
- Johnny I Hardly Knew Ye
- Kevin Barry
- Lanigan's Ball
- McAlpine's Fusiliers
- Mo Ghile Mear
- Monto
- Nancy Spain
- Oró Sé do Bheatha 'Bhaile
- Paddy McGinty's Goat
- Red Is the Rose
- Ride On
- Seven Drunken Nights
- She Moved Through the Fair
- Siúil A Rúin
- Slievenamon
- Spancil Hill
- Star of the County Down
- The Auld Triangle
- The Banks of My Own Lovely Lee
- The Black Velvet Band
- The Foggy Dew
- The Galway Races
- The Galway Shawl
- The Green Fields of France
- The Holy Ground
- The Leaving of Liverpool
- The Mountains of Mourne
- The Old Bog Road
- The Raggle Taggle Gypsy
- The Rare Auld Mountain Dew
- The Rising of the Moon
- The Rocky Road to Dublin
- The Rose of Tralee
- The Wild Colonial Boy
- When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
- Whiskey You're The Devil
- Wild Mountain Thyme
Golden Eagle100 km
- A Bunch of Thyme
- A Kiss in the Morning Early
- A Longford Legend
- A Mother's Love's a Blessing
- A Pair of Brown Eyes
- A Rainy Night in Soho
- A Sailor Courted a Farmer's Daughter
- A Song For Christy Ring
- A Stór mo Chroí
- Abbeyshrule
- Admiral William Brown
- Aililiu na Gamhna
- Alasdair MacColla
- All For Me Grog
- Amhrán na Scadán
- An Bonnán Buí
- An Cailín Deas Crúite na mBó (the pretty girl milking her cow)
- An Cailín Rua
- An Ciarraíoch Mallaithe
- An Dreoilín (the wren, in Irish)
- An Droimeann Donn Dílis
- An Maidrín Rua (the little red fox)
- An Mhaighdean Mhara
- An Poc Ar Buile
- An Raibh Tú ag an gCarraig
- An Spailpín Fánach
- Anach Cuain
- And the Band Played Waltzing Matilda
- Annaghdown
- Ar Éirinn Ní Neosfainn Cé Hí
- Arbour Hill
- Are Ye Right There Michael
- Arkle
- Arthur McBride
- As I Leave Behind Néidín
- As I Roved Out
- Ashtown Road
- Avenging and Bright
- Avondale
- Bagenal Harvey's Farewell
- Ballymilligan
- Ballyshannon Lane
- Bantry Bay
- Bean Dubh an Ghleanna
- Bean Pháidín
- Beautiful Bundoran
- Beautiful City
- Beautiful Meath
- Beer, Beer, Beer
- Beeswing
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- Beidh Aonach Amárach
- Believe Me, If All Those Endearing Young Charms
- Benbulben of Sligo
- Biddy Mulligan the Pride of the Coombe
- Big Strong Man (or My Brother Sylveste)
- Billy Byrne of Ballymanus
- Black and Tan Gun
- Black Is the Colour
- Blackwaterside
- Blue Is the Eye
- Bog Braon don tSeanduine
- Bold O'Donoghue
- Bold Robert Emmet
- Bold Thady Quill
- Bonny Light Horseman
- Bonny Portmore
- Boston Rose
- Bottle of Smoke (The Pogues)
- Boys of '98
- Brennan on the Moor
- Brian O'Linn
- Bridget Donoghue
- Bridget O'Malley
- Bright Blue Rose
- Buachaill Ón Éirne
- Building up and tearing England down
- Bunclody
- By Memory Inspired
- Cad é sin don té sin
- Cailín Álainn
- Cailleach an Airgid
- Caoineadh na dTrí Muire
- Carolina Rua
- Carraig Aonair
- Carraigdhoun
- Casadh an tSúgáin
- Castle of Dromore
- Ceann Dubh Dílis
- Ceol an Ghrá
- Cill Chais
- City of Chicago
- Clare's Dragoons
- Cloghamon Mill
- Cod Liver Oil
- Come All You Warriors
- Come Buy My Nice Fresh Ivy
- Come Down from the Mountain, Katie Daly
- Come My Little Son
- Come to the Bower
- Come With Me Over The Mountain
- Connemara Cradle Song
- Cottage by the Lee
- Courtin' in the Kitchen
- Croppies Lie Down
- Crúiscín Lán
- Cuchulainn's Son
- Cúnla
- Daffodil Mulligan
- Dan O'Hara
- Dancing at the Crossroads (the Wolfe Tones)
- Danny Farrell
- Dark Horse on the Wind
- Days in Old Donegal
- Dear Little Shamrock
- Dear Old Donegal
- Delaney's Donkey
- Delirium Tremens
- Derry's Walls
- Dicey Riley
- Dilín Ó Deamhas
- Ding Dong Dederó (a children's song in Irish)
- Do You Want Your Old Lobby Washed Down
- Dolly's Brae
- Don't Forget Your Shovel (Christy Moore)
- Dónal Óg
- Donegal Danny
- Donnelly and Cooper
- Donnelly and Oliver
- Down by the Glenside
- Down by the Liffeyside
- Drumboe Martyrs
- Dublin City 1913
- Dublin City in 1962
- Dublin in my Tears
- Dúlamán
- Dungarvan My Home Town
- Dunlavin Green
- Éamonn an Chnoic
- Easter Snow
- Easy and Slow
- Eighteenth of June
- Eileen Aroon
- Eileen Oge
- Éirigh Suas a Stóirín
- England's Gallows Tree
- Erin Go Bragh
- Érin grá mo chroí
- Erin's Green Shore
- Factory Girl
- Fare Thee Well, Enniskillen
- Farewell to Carlingford
- Fiddler's Green
- Flower of Gortade
- Follow me up to Carlow
- From Clare to Here
- Gallipoli
- Galtee Mountain Boy
- Gaol of Clonmel
- Gartan Mother's Lullaby
- General Guinness
- General Munroe
- Give Me Your Hand
- Glanworth You're Calling Me Back Home
- Gleanntáin Ghlas' Ghaoth Dobhair
- Go Dig My Grave
- God Save Ireland
- Goodbye Johnny Dear
- Goodbye Mick
- Gortnamona
- Grand Conversation on Napoleon
- Granuaile
- Green Fields of Gaoth Dobhair
- Green Glens of Antrim
- Green Grow the Lilacs
- Hand Me Down My Bible
- Have You Been at Carrick?
- He Rolled Her to the Wall
- Heart of Donegal
- Heaven Around Galway Bay
- Henry Joy
- Henry My Son
- Here's a Health
- Highland Paddy
- Home, Boys, Home
- Hot Asphalt
- How Can You Buy Killarney
- I Am Stretched on Your Grave
- I Know My Love
- I'll Take You Home Again, Kathleen
- I'm a Man You Don't Meet Every Day
- I'm a Rover Seldom Sober
- I'm Asking You Sergeant, Where's Mine
- I'm Not Irish
- If I Should Fall from Grace with God (The Pogues)
- If I Were a Blackbird
- In the Town of Ballybay
- Innishmeela
- Irish Pub Song
- Irish Soldier Laddie
- Is Clogherhead Like It Used to Be
- Isle of Hope, Isle of Tears
- Isle of Saint Helena
- Isn't It Grand Boys
- Jackets Green
- James Connolly
- Jimmy Murphy
- John Condon
- John Williams (Johnny McEvoy)
- Johnny Daddlum
- Johnny Jump Up
- Johnny MacAldoo
- Johnston's Motor Car
- Joxer Goes to Stuttgart
- Kathleen Mavourneen
- Keg of Brandy
- Kelly of Killanne
- Kilkelly, Ireland
- Killeagh
- Killyburn Brae
- Kitty of Coleraine
- Las Vegas in the Hills of Donegal
- Last of the Travelling People
- Leaving Enniskillen
- Let Erin Remember
- Lily of the West
- Limerick Is Beautiful
- Limerick You're a Lady
- Lisdoonvarna
- Little Musgrave
- Lock Hospital
- Lonely Island
- Lonely Waterloo
- Lough Erne Shore
- Love's Old Sweet Song
- Lovely Derry on the Banks of the Foyle
- Lovely Green Gweedore
- Lovely Inishowen
- Lovely Laois
- Lovely Leitrim
- MacNamara's Band
- Macushla
- Maggie
- Maggie in the Woods
- Maids When You're Young Never Wed an Old Man
- Man of the Road
- Mary from Dungloe
- Mary's Pub
- Master McGrath
- Mayo Moon
- McBreen's Heifer
- McCafferty
- Michael Finnegan
- Mick Maguire
- Miles of Eyes
- Miss Brown
- Missing You
- Mná na hÉireann
- Mo Bhrón ar an bhFarraige
- Molly Bawn
- Molly Durkin
- Moonlight in Mayo
- Morrissey and the Russian Sailor
- Mother Macree
- Mountains of Pomeroy
- Mrs. McGrath
- Muirsheen Durkin
- My Aunt Jane
- My Donegal Shore
- My Dublin Bay
- My Lagan Love
- My Own Dear Galway Bay (Francis Fahy)
- My Singing Bird
- My Wild Irish Rose
- Na Ceannabháin Bhána
- Nancy's Whiskey
- Napoleon Bonaparte
- Napoleon's Dream
- Napoleon's Farewell to Paris
- Napoleon's Lamentation
- Nell Flaherty's Drake
- Nelson's Farewell
- Níl Sé ina Lá
- No Frontiers
- Noreen Bawn
- O'Donnell Abu
- O'Rafferty's Motor Car
- Oft in the Stilly Night
- Old Arboe
- Old Note
- On the green grassy slopes of the Boyne
- On the One Road
- One Morning in May
- Only a Woman's Heart
- Only Our Rivers Run Free
- Ordinary Man (Christy Moore)
- Óró Mo Bháidín
- P Stands for Paddy
- Paddy on the Railway
- Paddy's Green Shamrock Shore
- Pat of Mullingar
- Patrick Sheehan
- Peggy Gordon
- Peigín Leitir Móir
- Phil the Fluther's Ball
- Preab san Ól
- Pretty Little Girl from Omagh
- Races of Castlebar
- Rafferty's Racin' Mare
- Rakes of Mallow
- Red Roses for Me
- Red-Haired Mary
- Reilly's Daughter
- Road to Creeslough
- Robin Adair
- Rock on Rockall
- Roddy McCorley
- Róisín Dubh
- Sail On Jimmy
- Sally MacLennane
- Salonika
- Sam Hall
- School Day's Over
- Scorn Not His Simplicity
- Seán Mac Aoidh
- Seán Ó Duibhir a'Ghleanna
- Sean South of Garryowen
- Seán Treacy
- Seoithín Seó
- Seoladh na nGamhna (driving the calves, sean-nós)
- Sergeant William Bailey
- Seven Old Ladies (locked in the lavatory, the Dubliners)
- Shake Hands with Your Uncle Dan
- Shanagolden
- She Is Far From The Land
- Sheila Nee Iyer
- Sí Do Mhamó Í
- Single Again
- Six Miles from Bangor to Donaghadee
- Skibbereen
- Slán le Máigh
- Slaney Valley
- Slattery's Mounted Foot
- Sliabh Geal gCua (sean-nós, Waterford)
- Sliabh na mBan (the 1798 song in Irish)
- Slieve Gallion Braes
- Soldiers of '22
- Some Say the Divil is Dead
- Sonny's Dream
- Steal Away (The Fureys)
- Step It Out Mary
- Streams of Whiskey (The Pogues)
- Sullivan's John
- Tá Mé Mo Shuí
- Táimse im' Chodladh
- Take It Down from the Mast
- Teddy O'Neill
- Téir Abhaile Riú
- Thank God for America
- Thank You Ma'am, Says Dan
- The Agricultural Irish Girl
- The Ballad of James Larkin (Christy Moore)
- The Ballad of Liam Lynch
- The Ballad of Michael Collins
- The Ballad of William Bloat
- The Banks of Claudy
- The Banks of Sweet Viledee
- The Banks of the Bann
- The Banks of the Roses
- The Bard of Armagh
- The Barley Mow
- The Battle of Benburb
- The Belfast Brigade
- The Big Fellah
- The Big Marquee
- The Blacksmith
- The Blooming Flower of Grange
- The Blue Tar Road
- The Body of an American (The Pogues)
- The Bold Christy Ring
- The Bonny Bunch of Roses
- The Boston Burglar
- The Boyne Water
- The Boys from the County Armagh
- The Boys from the County Mayo
- The Boys of Barr na Sráide
- The Boys of Fairhill
- The Boys of Kilmichael
- The Boys of Mullaghbawn
- The Boys of the County Cork
- The Boys of the Old Brigade
- The Boys of Wexford
- The Broad Black Brimmer
- The Broad Majestic Shannon
- The Butcher Boy
- The Captain with the Whiskers
- The Cavan Girl
- The Cobbler
- The Colleen Bawn
- The Colleen Rue
- The Connaught Rangers
- The Contender
- The Coolin
- The Cottage Maid
- The Craic Was 90 in the Isle of Man
- The Creggan White Hare
- The Croppy Boy
- The Cruise of the Calabar
- The Cuckoo's Nest
- The Curracloe Boat Crew
- The Curragh of Kildare
- The Darlin' Girl from Clare
- The Dawning of the Day
- The Dublin Saunter
- The Dying Rebel
- The Emigrant's Letter
- The Emigrant's Story
- The Enniskillen Dragoon
- The Felons of Our Land
- The Ferryman
- The Fight on the Hill
- The Finding of Moses
- The Flight of Earls
- The Flower of Magherally
- The Flower of Sweet Strabane
- The Forgetful Sailor
- The Garden Where the Praties Grow
- The Girl from Donegal
- The Girl I Left Behind
- The Golden Jubilee
- The Golden Sun
- The Good Ship Kangaroo
- The Green and Red of Mayo (The Saw Doctors)
- The Green Flag
- The Green Linnet
- The Green Woods of Drumboe
- The Gypsy Maiden
- The Hackler from Grouse Hall
- The Hare's Lament
- The Harp that Once Through Tara's Halls
- The Hat My Father Wore
- The Heroes of '98
- The Hills of Connemara
- The Hills of Donegal
- The Hills of Glenswilly (Donegal's anthem)
- The Hills of Kerry
- The Holland Handkerchief
- The Homes of Donegal
- The Humour Is on Me Now
- The Humours of Whiskey
- The Inside Car
- The Irish Jaunting Car
- The Jolly Beggarman
- The Jug of Punch
- The Juice of the Barley
- The Kerry Dance
- The Kerry Recruit
- The Lakes of Pontchartrain
- The Lament for Owen Roe
- The Lark in the Clear Air
- The Lass of Aughrim
- The Last Rose of Summer
- The Liberty Tree
- The Lifeboat Mona
- The Limerick Rake
- The Little Beggarman
- The Lonely Banna Strand
- The Lonely Woods of Upton
- The Longford Weaver
- The Lough Sheelin Eviction
- The Love Token
- The Maid from Ballygow
- The Maid From Cabra West
- The Man from God Knows Where
- The Manchester Martyrs
- The Mantle So Green
- The Meeting of the Waters
- The Memory of the Dead
- The Men of Roscommon
- The Men of the West
- The Merry Ploughboy
- The Minstrel Boy
- The Moonshiner
- The Moorlough Shore
- The Mullingar Heifer
- The Newry Highwayman
- The Night Before Larry Was Stretched
- The Night Pat Murphy Died (comic wake song)
- The Night the Goat Broke Loose on Grand Parade
- The Night Visiting Song (Luke Kelly and the Dubliners)
- The Nightingale
- The Offaly Rover
- The Old Alarm Clock
- The Old Dungarvan Oak
- The Old Fenian Gun (the Wolfe Tones)
- The Old House
- The Old Man (Phil Coulter)
- The Old Orange Flute
- The Old Plaid Shawl
- The Old Rustic Bridge by the Mill
- The Orange and the Green
- The Orange Maid of Sligo
- The Ould Lammas Fair
- The Patriot Game
- The Peeler and the Goat
- The Plains of Waterloo
- The Ragman's Ball
- The Ragman's Wake
- The Rambler from Clare
- The Rambles of Spring
- The Rambling Boys of Pleasure
- The Reason I Left Mullingar
- The Recruiting Sergeant
- The Red Rose Café
- The Rifles of the IRA
- The Road to Ballybay
- The Road to Mallinmore
- The Rocks of Bawn
- The Rose of Allendale
- The Rose of Arranmore
- The Rose of Castlerea
- The Rose of Clare
- The Rose of Inchicore
- The Rose of Mooncoin
- The Rose of Slievenamon
- The Royal Eagle
- The Sash
- The Saxon Shilling
- The Sea Around Us
- The Sean-Bhean Bhocht
- The Shamrock Shore
- The Shoals of Herring
- The Shores of Amerikay
- The Shores of Botany Bay
- The Sick Note
- The Snowy-Breasted Pearl
- The Spanish Lady
- The Spinning Wheel
- The Star of Donegal
- The Star of Slane
- The Station of Knocklong
- The Stone Outside Dan Murphy's Door
- The Streets of Derry
- The Streets of New York
- The Swell
- The Tinker's Lullaby
- The Tipperary Christening
- The Town of Ballybay
- The Tri-Coloured Ribbon
- The Tumble Down Shack in Athlone
- The Tunnel Tigers
- The Turfman from Ardee
- The Twangman
- The Unicorn (The Irish Rovers)
- The Valley of Knockanure
- The Verdant Braes of Screen
- The Voyage
- The Wake of William Orr
- The Wearing of the Green
- The Well Below the Valley
- The West Coast of Clare
- The West's Awake
- The Wexford Carol
- The Whistling Gypsy
- The Wind That Shakes the Barley
- The Woman From Wexford
- The Woodlands of Loughglinn
- The Woods of Trugh
- The Wren Song
- The Young People
- The Zoological Gardens
- Theme from Harry's Game
- They Never Came Home
- Thíos Cois na Trá
- Thousands Are Sailing
- Thugamar Féin an Samhradh Linn
- Tiocfaidh an Samhradh
- Tomás Bán Mac Aodhagáin
- Tone's Grave
- Tonnta
- Too-Ra-Loo-Ra-Loo-Ral
- Trasna na dTonnta
- Twenty Men from Dublin Town
- Twenty One Years
- Úna Bhán
- Uncle Rat
- Up Went Nelson
- Viva la Quinta Brigada
- Waxies' Dargle
- We Dreamed our Dreams
- Weela Weela Walya
- Welcome Napoleon to Erin
- Westmeath Bachelor
- Whack Fol the Diddle
- What Put the Blood
- When a Man's in Love
- When I Mowed Pat Murphy's Meadow
- When You Were Sweet Sixteen
- Where the Blarney Roses Grow
- Where the River Shannon Flows
- Where the Three Counties Meet
- Whiskey on a Sunday (Seth Davy, sung by the Dubliners)
- Who Is Ireland's Enemy?
- Wounded Hussar
- Wrap the Green Flag Round Me
- Ye Men of Sweet Liberties Hall
Name a place Pope John Paul II visited in Ireland in 1979.
Anywhere on his visit of 29 September to 1 October 1979: the Masses, the stops and the airports. Naming the county is fine too.
Robin10 km
- Knock (the shrine, 'the goal of my journey')
- Phoenix Park (Mass for over a million, then the popemobile through Dublin)
Hedgehog25 km
- Galway (the Youth Mass at Ballybrit racecourse)
Red Fox40 km
- Drogheda (Killineer, in place of Armagh)
- Limerick (the last Mass, at Greenpark racecourse)
Irish Hare55 km
- Clonmacnoise
- Dublin Airport (where he landed)
- Maynooth (St Patrick's College)
Red Squirrel75 km
- Áras an Uachtaráin
- Shannon Airport (where he left for Boston)
Golden Eagle100 km
- Cabra (the Nunciature and the Dominican Convent)
Name a GAA cup or trophy that teams play for.
Any named cup of a national or provincial GAA, ladies' football or camogie contest, past or present, senior schools and colleges too. County cups don't count.
Robin10 km
- Liam MacCarthy Cup (All-Ireland senior hurling)
- Sam Maguire Cup (All-Ireland senior football)
Red Fox40 km
- Anglo-Celt Cup (Ulster senior football)
- Christy Ring Cup (hurling's third tier)
- Tailteann Cup (football's second tier, since 2022)
Irish Hare55 km
- Brendan Martin Cup (All-Ireland senior ladies' football)
- Delaney Cup (Leinster senior football)
- Fitzgibbon Cup (colleges hurling)
- O'Duffy Cup (All-Ireland senior camogie)
- Railway Cup (interprovincial football and hurling)
- Sigerson Cup (colleges football)
Red Squirrel75 km
- Andy Merrigan Cup (All-Ireland club football)
- Ashbourne Cup (colleges camogie)
- Bob O'Keeffe Cup (Leinster senior hurling)
- Cormac McAnallen Cup (International Rules)
- Corn Pháidí Uí Shé (Munster senior football, since 2026)
- Corn Uí Mhuirí (Munster schools football)
- Dr Croke Cup (All-Ireland schools hurling; also the hurling league's cup)
- Dr Harty Cup (Munster schools hurling)
- Dr McKenna Cup (Ulster pre-season football)
- Hogan Cup (All-Ireland schools football)
- Irish Press Cup (All-Ireland minor hurling)
- Joe McDonagh Cup (hurling's second tier, since 2018)
- Kehoe Cup (Leinster pre-season hurling)
- Liam Harvey Cup (Ulster senior hurling)
- Lory Meagher Cup (hurling's fifth tier)
- MacRory Cup (Ulster schools football)
- McGrath Cup (Munster pre-season football)
- Mick Mackey Cup (Munster senior hurling, since 2022)
- Munster Cup (Munster senior football and hurling, until 2025 and 2021)
- Nestor Cup (Connacht senior football)
- Nicky Rackard Cup (hurling's fourth tier)
- O'Byrne Cup (Leinster pre-season football)
- O'Connor Cup (colleges ladies' football; Munster club football)
- Paddy Francis Dwyer Cup (the FBD League, Connacht pre-season football)
- Tom Markham Cup (All-Ireland minor football)
- Tommy Moore Cup (All-Ireland club hurling)
- Tommy Murphy Cup (football's second tier, 2004–2008)
- Walsh Cup (Leinster pre-season hurling)
- Waterford Crystal Cup (Munster pre-season hurling, 2006–2015)
Golden Eagle100 km
- Aonghus Murphy Memorial Cup (Connacht schools football)
- Bill & Agnes Carroll Cup (All-Ireland club camogie)
- Br. Edmund Ignatius Rice Cup (All-Ireland schools senior D football)
- Brother Bosco Cup (Leinster schools football)
- Casement Cup (Ulster schools hurling)
- Clarke Cup (All-Ireland under-20 (once under-21) football)
- Conor McGurk Cup (Ulster pre-season hurling)
- Corn na Cásca (Munster under-20 football; once Munster under-21 hurling)
- Corn na Mac Léinn (colleges football in Britain)
- Corn Uí Dhúill (Leinster schools hurling)
- Corn Uí Mhaolagáin (colleges camogie, fourth tier)
- Corn Uí Phuirséil (intermediate camogie's first cup)
- Cross of Cashel (All-Ireland under-21 hurling, retired 2015)
- Dolores Tyrrell Memorial Cup (All-Ireland ladies' club football)
- Fergal Maher Cup (colleges hurling, third tier)
- Flood Cup (Leinster under-20 football)
- Fr Larry Murray Cup (Leinster and Ulster minor football)
- Fr Meachair Cup (colleges camogie, third tier)
- Gael Linn Cup (interprovincial camogie)
- Hanrahan Cup (Leinster minor hurling)
- Hodges Figgis Trophy (colleges football)
- Inky Flaherty Cup (Connacht senior hurling)
- Irish National Insurance Cup (football league's first cup)
- Irish News Cup (Ulster under-20 football)
- Jack McGrath Cup (All-Ireland intermediate camogie)
- James Nowlan Cup (All-Ireland under-20 hurling)
- JJ Fahy Cup (Ulster under-20 football)
- JJ Kenneally Cup (Munster under-20 hurling)
- John Doyle Cup (Munster minor hurling, since 2024)
- Kathleen Mills Cup (All-Ireland junior camogie)
- Lagan Cup (old Ulster football league)
- Lynch Cup (colleges ladies' football, 2001–2009)
- MacLarnon Cup
- Mageean Cup (Ulster schools hurling)
- Mary Quinn Memorial Cup (All-Ireland intermediate ladies' football)
- McElligott Cup (All-Ireland under-20 B hurling)
- Michael Cusack Cup (All-Ireland intermediate hurling)
- New Ireland Cup (football league; once junior camogie)
- O'Neill Cup (Leinster and Munster club hurling)
- Oireachtas Cup (inter-county hurling tournament, 1939–1999)
- Patrick McCully Cup (Ulster intermediate club football)
- Purcell Cup (colleges camogie, second tier)
- Ryan Cup (colleges hurling, second tier)
- Seamus McFerran Cup (Ulster club football)
- Seán McCabe Cup (Leinster club football)
- Seán Robbins Cup (Leinster under-20 hurling)
- Shane McGettigan Cup (Connacht club football)
- Sweet Afton Cup (Munster intermediate hurling, until 2017)
- Tadhg Crowley Cup (Munster minor football)
- Trench Cup (colleges football, second tier)
- TWA Cup (Munster minor hurling, until 2023)
- West County Hotel Cup (All-Ireland junior ladies' football)
Name a feeling in Irish (as Gaeilge).
Any emotion or mood in Irish, as a noun or an adjective. Hunger, thirst, tiredness, heat, cold and feeling sick count too.
Robin10 km
- Brón (sorrow, sad)
Hedgehog25 km
- Áthas (joy, happy)
- Fearg (anger, angry)
Red Fox40 km
- Eagla (fear, scared)
- Ocras (hunger, hungry)
- Tuirse (tiredness, tired)
Irish Hare55 km
- Grá (love)
- Imní (worry, worried)
- Sásta (content, pleased)
- Sona (happy)
- Tart (thirst, thirsty)
- Uaigneas (loneliness, lonely)
Red Squirrel75 km
- Ar bís (on tenterhooks, excited)
- Ar buile (furious)
- Ar mhuin na muice (on the pig's back)
- Bród (pride, proud)
- Buairt (trouble, worried, upset)
- Codladh (sleepiness, sleepy)
- Crosta (cross)
- Cúthail (shy)
- Díomá (disappointment, disappointed)
- Dóchas (hope, hopeful)
- Éad (jealousy, jealous)
- Frustrachas (frustration)
- Fuacht (cold)
- Fuath (hate)
- Iontas (surprise, amazed)
- Leadrán (boredom, bored)
- Míshásta (unhappy, displeased)
- Misneach (courage, confident)
- Náire (shame, embarrassed)
- Neirbhís (nerves, nervous)
- Scanradh (fright, scared)
- Sceitimíní (excitement)
- Strus (stress, stressed)
- Teas (heat, hot)
- Tinn (sick, sore)
- Trína chéile (upset, confused)
Golden Eagle100 km
- Aiféala (regret, sorry)
- Ar crith (shaking, trembling)
- Buíoch (grateful)
- Cantal (grumpiness, grumpy)
- Ciontach (guilty)
- Codladh grifín (pins and needles)
- Compordach (comfortable)
- Cumha (homesickness, longing)
- Deifir (hurry)
- Drogall
- Faitíos (fear, timid)
- Faoiseamh (relief, relieved)
- Fiosrach (curious)
- In ísle brí (low, down)
- Leisce (reluctance, laziness)
- Mearbhall (confusion, confused)
- Míchompordach (uncomfortable)
- Ríméad (delight, delighted)
- Suaimhneas (calm, peaceful)
- Sult (enjoyment)
- Trua (pity, sympathy)
Name a bank in Ireland, past or present.
Any bank, building society or banking app that has offered everyday accounts to the public in Ireland, north or south.
Robin10 km
- Bank of Ireland
Hedgehog25 km
- AIB
- Ulster Bank
Red Fox40 km
- KBC
- Permanent TSB
- Revolut
Irish Hare55 km
- Anglo Irish Bank
- Danske Bank
- EBS
- Irish Nationwide
- National Irish Bank
- Northern Bank
Red Squirrel75 km
- ACC Bank
- An Post Money (current account from 2023)
- Barclays
- Central Bank of Ireland
- First Active
- First Trust Bank
- Halifax (and Bank of Scotland (Ireland))
- HSBC
- Irish Permanent
- Monzo
- N26
- Nationwide UK (the British building society)
- Northern Rock
- Post Office Savings Bank
- Postbank
- Santander
- Starling Bank
- Trustee Savings Bank
- Wise
Golden Eagle100 km
- Bankinter (Avant Money)
- Belfast Banking Company
- bunq
- Chase UK
- Cork Savings Bank
- Dublin Savings Bank (TSB Dublin, a forerunner of PTSB)
- First-e
- Guinness Mahon
- Hibernian Bank
- ICC Bank
- ICS Building Society
- Investec
- Irish Intercontinental Bank
- La Touche's Bank
- Leeds Building Society
- Monese
- Money Jar
- Munster and Leinster Bank
- Munster Bank
- National Bank
- National Land Bank
- Newcomen Bank
- Progressive Building Society
- Provincial Bank
- Rabobank
- Royal Bank of Ireland
- Trade Republic
- Union Bank of Ireland