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How Kilkenny Are You?

Tear into this quiz to find out how truly Kilkenny you are.
9.30pm, 12 Jul 2015
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Kilkenny is officially, undisputedly a...
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City, of course
What would you instantly think of when someone says "the butts"
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Something to do with cigarettes
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A Sir Mix-a-Lot song

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A housing estate
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Something associated with an attack using one's head
Which of these things do you care about the most?
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The weather
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The Waterford county border (and encroachment into Kilkenny)

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The quality of the Smithwick's
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Gaelic Football
Which of these is NOT a Kilkenny drinking spot?
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Biddy Early's

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Scraggs
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The Pumphouse
Pick your favourite county in the whole of Ireland (apart from Kilkenny of course)...
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Waterford
Dublin

Cork
Kerry
Choose a modern-day Irish hero...
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Michael D
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Brian Cody

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Mary Robinson
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John Mullane
You're looking for a bit of a party. Which midweek night is best to go to Langton's to get it?
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Monday
Tuesday

Wednesday
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And finally, pick yourself a round tower...

Answer all the questions to see your result!
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You scored out of !
You are a true Kilkenny cat!
Well done! You're a proper Kilkenny cat. You know your butter slip from your market slip and you're a true Kilkenny person at heart. We congratulate you.
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You scored out of !
You wouldn't know Kilkenny at all!
You're welcome to visit any time - but it's safe to say you don't know your High Street from your John Street and aren't a true Kilkenny cat. You have a long way to go.
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