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Let's Get Quizzical

Quiz: Can you guess the pub from its interior? (This is hard)

This is not going to be an easy one.
9.31pm, 26 Jun 2020
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AFTER MONTHS OF lockdown, the pubs look set to reopen their doors on Monday. Well, only pubs that serve food can reopen, the rest will have to wait until 20 July. 

So after the exile from your favourite watering hole, we’ve decided to create a tricky quiz. 

How well do you know these Irish pubs? 

These are going to be tough. First off - where is this?
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McSweeney's, Laois
Naughton's, Galway

The Oval Bar, Cork
The Wicklow Arms, Wicklow
What is this very famous pub - we'll give you a clue, it's in Kerry.
Tatler Jack, Killarney
O’Flaherty’s Bar, Dingle

Dick Mack's, Dingle
Baily’s Corner, Tralee
We've moved to Westport, Mayo, for this one - and here's another clue - this particular pub is famous for having a real Grammy award behind its bar. Any idea?
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The Old Grainstore
The Brewery

Heneghan's
Matt Molloy's
Into the capital for this. Where would you be if you were sat here? (The picture is from a 1947 issue of Vogue Magazine)
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Bankers Bar, Trinity Street
The Palace Bar, Fleet Street

Devitt's, Camden Street
The Long Hall, George's Street
Still in the capital - where do you reckon this is?
The Stag's Head
The Brazen Head

The Boar's Head
The Nag's Head
Out west again - where's this?
O’Connors, Salthill
O’Connells, Eyre Square

The Skeff, Eyre Square
An Púcan, Forster Street
Back in the capital - it's where the Dubliners used to play frequently.
Toners, Baggot Street
Dawson Lounge, Dawson Street

O'Donoghue's, Merrion Row
The Bailey, Duke Street
Last one from Dublin - this is a very famous one.
The Stag's Head
The George

Murray's
McSorley's
This time, we're in Limerick. What pub is this?
Dolan's, Dock Road
Flannery's Bar, Denmark Street

The White House Bar, O'Connell Street
The Locke Bar, George's Quay
And finally - what is this gem called?
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The Castle Inn, Cork
The Horse and Hound, Wicklow

Flannery's, Westmeath
O'Brien's, Kerry
Answer all the questions to see your result!
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