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1. From 1816 to 1919, the Liffey Bridge, more commonly known as the _______ Bridge, charged a half penny toll for anyone using the pedestrian bridge.
3. _______ Park is the largest enclosed park in any capital city in Europe.
4. The average Irishman drinks over _______ pints of beer a year.
6. _______ are the districts of Ireland where the Irish government recognizes that the Irish language is the predominant vernacular.
11. Oscar Wilde, Jonathan Swift, Samuel Beckett, and Jack Gleeson are some of the notable alumni from _______ College.
12. The remains of St. _______ can be found in Whitefriar Street Church in Dublin City.
13. _______, CA is a sister city to Dublin.
15. Ireland’s nickname is the_______.

2. The land on which the Guinness Storehouse stands is a _______-year long lease.
5. There are _______ million Irish Americans in the USA.
7. _______ Street is one of the widest streets in Europe.
8. In the 19th century, Cork was once the largest exporter of _______ in the world.
9. Before the famine in the 1840s, Ireland’s population was about 8 million. Today, Ireland’s is about _______ million.
10. Head Dating back to 1198, _______ is the oldest pub in Dublin.
14. The national symbol of Ireland is a _______.