I learned/D’fhoghlaim mé:

‘The registration number for Clare is CE.’ – Mary

‘The song The Fields of Athenry is about a place in Galway.’ – Danny

‘The nickname of Carlow GAA is the Scallion Eaters.’ – Evanne

‘Jerry Flannery is from Galway. He’s a former Irish rugby player.’ – Michael

‘Mayo’s registration plate is MO.’ – Molly

‘The first potato in Ireland was planted in Cork.’ – Ella

‘There is an airport in Mayo.’ – Lleyton

‘The county town of Derry is Coleraine.’ – Rory

‘The Purple Mountains in Kerry are made of sandstone so they appear purple in some sunlight.’ – Ellie

‘Hook Head Lighthouse is in County Wexford.’ – Amaury

‘Katie Taylor is from Bray in Wicklow and won an Olympic gold medal in 2012.’ – Eva

‘The Giant’s Causeway is in Antrim and one of Ireland’s smallest churches is in Antrim.’ – Ellie BC

‘Kerry is known as ‘The Kingdom’ and dates back to the 6^th century.’ – Alisa

‘Wicklow is called ‘The Garden County’.’ – John

‘Killybegs in Donegal produces 25% of the fish in Ireland.’ – Christopher

‘Cork planted the first potato.’ – Madisyn

‘Derry City or Londonderry has a humungous wall surrounding it.’ – Emma

‘Kilkenny residents are called ‘the Cats’.’ – Robbie

‘Kilkenny Castle was founded in the 12^th century.’ – Hollie

‘Antrim’s name in Irish is ‘Aontroim’ which means ‘lone ridge’ in English.’ – Charlotte

‘I was born in Wexford Hospital.’ – Tadgh

‘Carlow is the 2^nd smallest county and it is landlocked by Kilkenny, Wicklow, Laois and Wexford.’ - Lee