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How Cork Are You?

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9.30pm, 10 May 2015
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Where are you most likely to go for a feed after a night out?
Mikey/Flickr
Supermac's
Hillbilly's

Domino's
KC's
What is Tanora?
db Photography/Flickr
A legendary Cork nightclub that closed in the 1990s.
A fizzy drink.

THE tanning salon in Cork.
Someone disrespects your hometown. What do you do?
Michael Bentley/Flickr
Take it on the chin and laugh along.
Feel offended, but say nothing.

Instantly take them up on it and accuse them of being from Dublin.
In your humble opinion, was Roy Keane right to leave Saipan?
Mark Stedman
Absolutely.#TeamRoy
We can never really know.

No, he let his country down.
Which of the following is NOT Cork slang?
Merries
Haboo

Jointed
Pick your beverage of choice.
Ambernectar 13/Flickr
Barry's Tea
Lyon's Tea

Herbal tea
Matcha latte
The phrase "I will, yeah" implies what?
That you will do whatever you say you're going to do.
That you have absolutely no intention of doing whatever is being asked of you.
Pick an Irish tune.
Flickr
The Stunning - Brewing Up A Storm
Sultans of Ping FC - Where's Me Jumper?

Boomtown Rats - Rat Trap
The Cranberries - Zombie
Finally, what is the capital of Ireland?
Circa Sassy/Flickr
Cork
Dublin
Answer all the questions to see your result!
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You scored out of !
Have you EVEN been to Cork?
You don't know your Tanora from your Kia Ora. You'd almost swear you were from - *gasp* - Dublin.
Share your result:
Photocall Ireland
You scored out of !
You're a true Corkonian!
You're a fiery, red-blooded Corkonian and fierce proud of it, like!
Share your result:
Photocall Ireland
You scored out of !
You're a bit of a blow-in
You have some of the lingo down, but you're not a true Corkonian yet.
Share your result:

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