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How Stereotypically Irish Are You?

Take our quiz to find out.
1.00pm, 13 Aug 2016
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How much tea do you drink per day?
1-2 cups
3+ cups

I don't touch the stuff.
Are you partial to a pint of Guinness?
Yes.
Not at all.
You're cooking potatoes. How do you serve them?
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Mashed absolutely smothered in gravy
ROASTED *praise hands emoji*

Do you mean sweet potato?
Be honest: have you ever told someone to shush during the weather?
...yes.
No.
Do you secretly kind of enjoy going to funerals?
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Yes, funeral afters > wedding afters
No.
Do you have a close relative named Mary?
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That's my Mam's name!
That's my aunty's name!

That's MY name!
No Marys in my family.
Do you have a close relative named Pat?
That's my Dad's name!
That's my uncle's name!

LADS, THAT'S MY BLOODY NAME!
No Pats in my clan.
Is there a copy of A Woman's Heart in your house?
Yes
No
Are you ginger?
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Yes
No
Did you buy tickets to Garth Brooks in Croke Park?
Yes
No
Finish the sentence: Bono is a...
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Credit to our country
Legend

Pox
And finally... someone asks you how you are. How do you respond?
Good, thanks!
Not too bad.

Grand.
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
You're a walking stereotype!
Tea, Tayto sandwiches and flat 7UP for you!
Share your result:
You scored out of !
You're not *that much* of a stereotype.
But you're still partial to flat 7UP and Sudocrem.
Share your result:
You scored out of !
Are you sure you're Irish?
And are you sure you won't have a cup of tea?
Share your result:

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