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Quiz: Did this Irish song top the charts?

Yes or no?
8.31pm, 14 Oct 2017
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THE IRISH CHARTS can be an odd place.

One year saw two different football songs at number one for nearly a third of the year.

And then had Zig and Zag as Christmas Number 1.

But did these tunes top the charts?

Saw Doctors - N17
Yes
No
U2 - The Sweetest Thing
Yes
No
Westlife - Mandy
Yes
No
JJ72 - Snow
Yes
No
Mickey Joe Harte - We've Got The World
Yes
No
Jedward - Bad Behaviour
Yes
No
Snow Patrol - Chasing Cars
Yes
No
The Corrs - Breathless
Yes
No
Van Morrison - Brown Eyed Girl
Yes
No
The Cranberries - Zombie
Yes
No
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
Top Dog!
Pawsitively brilliant!
Share your result:
You scored out of !
Clever Cat!
Almost purrfect!
Share your result:
You scored out of !
Fintastic!
Flippin' good.
Share your result:
You scored out of !
What are ewe doing!?
Baaaaaaaaaaddddd.
Share your result:
You scored out of !
Turtley awful.
Shell of a bad effort
Share your result:

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