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Can You Name These Dublin Streets From Just One Photo?

This’ll probably be hard, unless you’re a taxi driver.
6.01pm, 14 Jan 2018
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1. Which quay is this?
Google Maps
Wellington Quay
Eden Quay

Aston Quay
Ormand Quay
2. And this one?
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North Wall Quay
Wellington Quay

Usher's Quay
Wood Quay
3. What's the name of this street in Temple Bar?
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Suffolk Street
Essex Street

Fishamble Street
Eustace Street
4. And an easier one: what's the name of this street?
Google Maps
Mary Street
Marlborough Street

Henry Street
Abbey Street
5. What's the name of this street?
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George's Street
Drury Street

South William Street
Clarendon Street
6. What's the name of this bridge?
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The Samuel Beckett Bridge
Rosie Hackett Bridge

Grattan Bridge
Butt Bridge
7. And this street?
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Capel Street
Mountjoy Street

Mary Street
Moore Street
8. What street is this?
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Temple Street
Pearse Street

Amiens Street
Hanover Street
9. What street is this?
Google Maps
Baggot Street
Leeson Street

Hatch Street
Earlsfort Terrace
10. Finally, what street is this?
Google Maps
Dawson Street
Nassau Street

Kildare Street
Merrion Street
Answer all the questions to see your result!
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You scored out of !
100%
Are you a taxi driver? Or a human GPS? Well done. You got them all.
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You scored out of !
Pretty good!
You nearly got them all. You've got a pretty good grip of what's what in Dublin.
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You scored out of !
Ah, you did grand.
Not the best, but you could do a lot worse. You know your way around, but you're not too bothered about knowing the name of the street you're on.
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You scored out of !
You should probably go buy a GPS
You didn't do very well. Unless you're not from Dublin. Then you did fine. Make sure you download Google Maps on your phone.
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