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How Stereotypically Dublin Are You?

This verdict is final.
6.00pm, 23 Jul 2016
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WE CAN TELL you.

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1.
Story bud
What?

Alright
Well
2. Is the Northside or Southside better?
Northside
Southside

Who cares?
3.
No, I can't, sorry
I will yeah

I will in me bollix
Ask me arse
4.
Shitehawk
Langer

Geebag
Wagon
5. Have you ever been in Coppers?
jackson-court.ie
Yes
Never

Not when sober
6. Who is this?
Doug Peters/Doug Peters/EMPICS Entertainment
Daniel Day Lewis
Oooh, I get it

What?
7. Bono is...
Anthony Devlin/PA Wire/Press Association Images
A talented musician
A bleedin' pox

The Northside's problem
8.
Yes
No
9. Have you ever seen Anne Doyle in the wild and got a bit excited?
RTE
No...
YES
10. Have you ever spent an entire Sunday on Hill 16?
Nailer145, wikimedia
Yes
No

COYBIB!
11.
Spicebag
Chicken roll

Pizza
Potatoes
12.
Have a barbecue
Hit the field with a few bevvies

Cans at the barge
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
You are a Dubliner to the bone
You are a Dubliner through and through. To you, Ireland is simply Dublin, and the country.
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You scored out of !
You're a blow in
You have a few Dublin characteristics but you're not a massive stereotype. Do you even know which DIT is which?
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You scored out of !
You're a complete culchie, bai
You call Dublin the Big Schmoke and go 'up to Dublin' every December 8. You probably think we're all criminals up here, eh?
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