Diffney Quiz 2015....

hotshots85

Yesterday
In Castle street
I saw two goblins at my feet

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I need help with numbers:
9: 1 E in the C
14. P 2 and 2 T
18. R K, the 2nd H by R D
31. 3.5 M, 10 B
32. when 1 D S A 1 O
33. 10 L I
44. I at 1st Y D S
46. F-117, the N S F
52. C and her 2 U S

This is all I have left, so can help with some of the others if they are needed.
Thanks in advance

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And also:
47. 3 B O, C tg4 (gaeilge)

nedbarry

Thanks Hotshot.I was driven as mad as the madwoman of cork herself

JasperMcEwan

9: should read 1 E of the C Pretty sure it's One end of the something or One eye of the cyclops (too vague maybe)
Hints
14: When the penny drops and you figure things out.
18: The sequel to a famous Irish sportsman's biography written by a Dublin teacher turned novelist
31: A 2015 Movie. A number of projectiles discharged in a certain time frame
32: When one opportunity is missed another one presents itself
33:An Agatha Christie mystery. Also an old childrens song / poem.
44:Don't give up if you fail
46:US aircraft developed by Lockheed effective at avoiding radar
52:A rags to riches pretty panto star with two less pretty siblings.

Any hints for
16: W 32 I'm thinking a song/album, band or movie
40: 5 E in the P
43. 1 M in M by J S I can't think of any Irish songwriter with initials J S (Irish writers yes)
47. 3 B O, C tg4 A programme (Clár) on TG4 perhaps. There is a show called 3B Outdoors on Fox TV

Any hints for these 4 and No. 9 would be great please and I'm done.

Totofan99

Right, after much struggling I'm calling in some help!

Many thanks to the people above who have helped me with a few of them.

I'm stuck on:
9, 16, 27, 36, 40, 42, 47.

Also, number 48. I know what the clue is about, but I cannot think what the 'R' stands for.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Mike ocksmall

JasperMcEwan wrote: »

43. 1 M in M by J S I can't think of any Irish songwriter with initials J S (Irish writers yes)

I'm pretty sure the only famous Irish songwriter that goes by JS is John Spillane, but I have scoured song lists for ages and connot find any song matching 1 M in M.

JasperMcEwan

Haven't got 9, 40 or 47 yet. Don't tell me but clues appreciated.
Clues for the others

16: A rapper. Think of a person who is down and out
27: When something happens, something else often happens because of it
36: If you studied Irish for Leaving Certificate you heard of this guy, in the poetry section often compared with Mairtin O Direáin and their names rhyme. The year he was born and the SW Cork town where he was born near the Kerry border. No excuse for an Irish person not getting this one.
42: A best selling children's book by Sue Townsend

Any clues for 9, 40, 43 and 47 would be appreciated.

JasperMcEwan

Sorry Totofan99
In 48 the first R is an adopted surname. The second R is the West Cork town where he was born near Skibbereen.

Totofan99

Thanks JasperMcEwan! You helped me out a lot there.

As mentioned above, number 43 is John Spillane. A time of day and a month of the year.

One Morning in May by John Spillane

nedbarry

There are a number of them related. 9. is one of them: one edge of the circle. 40 is similar

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Thanks JasperMcEwan.
16. English Rapper
40. Sports - many events
43. song by John Spillane

I can't get the tg4 one at all.

Island lady

I still can't get no
15: idir 2 T B. (Gaeilge)
36 : 3 /12/1916 r s o'r I (m) BB (gaeilge)
39 : e the a of m e by b x 1
47 : 3 b o , c tg4 (gaeilge)

Can anyone help please or even a clue.
I will help with any of the other clues if anyone is stuck.
Thanks

JasperMcEwan

I thought of that but wrote it off as a song by another artist. Never figured on 2 different songs with the same name. Ned I'm not sure about the geometric angle (pardon the pun). In 2 dimensional figures you'd normally use the word side rather than edge and there's a lack of consistency 9. says "of the" and 40. says "in the" Edges would normally refer to 3-dimensional figures. Possible answers but a bit vague.

Totofan99

JasperMcEwan wrote: »

I thought of that but wrote it off as a song by another artist. Never figured on 2 different songs with the same name. Ned I'm not sure about the geometric angle (pardon the pun). In 2 dimensional figures you'd normally use the word side rather than edge and there's a lack of consistency 9. says "of the" and 40. says "in the" Edges would normally refer to 3-dimensional figures. Possible answers but a bit vague.

I agree. That's exactly what I was thinking.

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Here are some clues Island Lady:
15. Between 2 may fires
36. famous irish poet born in BB
39. song from Bell X 1

Any chance of help with:
9. 1 E of the C
14. P 2 and 2 T
31. 3.5 M, 10 B
44. I at 1st Y D S
48. J O' D R, B R 10/9/1831
Also I have an answer for 49 H: A 47 but not sure if it correct. (Harbinger: Agent 47)

JasperMcEwan

IslandLady
Gave you a great clue for 36. already.
39. is a dublin band and one of their numbers
15. Irish translation of being caught in a predicament (not direct translation) from ancient custom of driving cattle between two fires in the month of May to free them from disease.
Still working on 47. think it's a channel TG4 program

JasperMcEwan

48. Think of an famous oration by Paraic Pearse in Glasnevin Cemetary 1915

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JasperMcEwan wrote: »

48. Think of an famous oration by Paraic Pearse in Glasnevin Cemetary 1915

Got it now thanks.

Island lady

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Here are some clues Island Lady:
15. Between 2 may fires
36. famous irish poet born in BB
39. song from Bell X 1

Any chance of help with:
9. 1 E of the C
14. P 2 and 2 T
31. 3.5 M, 10 B
44. I at 1st Y D S
48. J O' D R, B R 10/9/1831
Also I have an answer for 49 H: A 47 but not sure if it correct. (Harbinger: Agent 47)

Add your reply here.

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Has anyone actually got the tg4 one, it is so hard.

JasperMcEwan

Acoustic
the colon suggests that it's the movie Hitman: Agent 47 not Harbinger

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JasperMcEwan wrote: »

Acoustic
the colon suggests that it's the movie Hitman: Agent 47 not Harbinger

Thank You. Do you need help with any???

JasperMcEwan

acoustic guitar wrote: »

Thank You. Do you need help with any???

The tg4 one. Think everyone's stuck on it

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JasperMcEwan wrote: »

The tg4 one. Think everyone's stuck on it

I can't help with that one, my apologies. It's a very hard one :-)

JasperMcEwan

Aha got it I think I forgot duine beirt triur... was used for people instead of aon do (dha) tri...

47. 3 B O, C tg4 Triur Bean Og, Clár tg4

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JasperMcEwan wrote: »

Aha got it I think I forgot duine beirt triur... was used for people instead of aon do (dha) tri...

47. 3 B O, C tg4 Triur Bean Og, Clár tg4

Is that a programme on tg4, can't find it anywhere?

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Still stuck on 1 and 14. Really struggling, they are my last 2

JasperMcEwan

Sorry misspelled it.

Should read

Triur Ban Og, Clár tg4

See here at end of schedule. at 00:50 Won't allow me to post URL. I'll break it up. You can put it back together

http: //old.tg4.ie/en/tv-listings/tv-listings.html?date=2014-08-09

JasperMcEwan

Please tell me you're joking. Stuck on 1. What currency do you use? I gave clue early on for 14. Detectives solve crimes by doing this. Mathematicians get 4 when they do it.

I'm now stuck on 9 and 40

Don't think it's earlier suggested answers (just a hunch)