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Diffney Quiz 2012 - The Holly Bough

johneugene

I need some help please!

I will help in return!

7) M na 8 g(c) (Gaeilge)
9) 5 RN V
12) 1191 the S C
19) 11/11 A D
20) 1, 2 M 'is B (Gaeilge)
32) 3, 4 M L (Gaeilge)
33) a B of 5's
34) 50 S D
38) 7 T in 8 Y for C L
41) P(F 19-M 20)
42) the 12 B
44) T an 2 T (Gaeilge)
49) in the Y of O L 1806
54) 50 S F
60) 12 D D

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ccollins

33 a bunch of 5's
34 fifty shades darker

ccollins

23 Jose Murhino Special One

ccollins

18 Angel Falls

ccollins

44 Tadhg an dha thaobh

any clues on no7

ccollins

26 8 maids a milking
40 Europe won the Ryder Cup

any idea of no 7

ccollins

32 3 4 mala leathar
44 Tadhg an Da Thaobh

fluky1

30. 32 C in I
55 on the 1st D of J 1892

On the first day of January 1892 They opened Ellis Island

brian_t

fluky1 wrote: »

30. 32 C in I
55 on the 1st D of J 1892

32 Counties in Ireland

rsteve

your all 35

rsteve

what about 31---9LD and50---11pp

brian_t

rsteve wrote: »

50---11pp

11 pipers piping

brian_t

rsteve wrote: »

what about 31---9LD

9 Ladies Dancing

ruggerz

Hey u guys stuck on #7 and #44 these irish ones have my head wrecked... I have all of the others and will help where i can

geoghegan1

Anybody an answer for the 2 gaelic questions

geoghegan1

Ta an Dha Thaobh

brian_t

geoghegan1 wrote: »

Ta an Dha Thaobh

I don't know if you are answering one of the Irish questions but the correct answer is the one given earlier

'Tadhg an dá thaobh'

"Tadhg of the two sides" denotes a double-dealer in Irish

http://www.cimcom.ca/genealogy/Tadhg.htm

pgcon256

44 T an 2 T = Tadhg an dá thaobh. An Irish saying meaning a double agent or similar shifty type.

vinpaul

Noirin 74 wrote: »

Hi I am stuck on a few of these as well if you message me I might be able to help. I am stuck on the following >>>
No. 6) 3 I of the A I
No. 9) 5 RN V
no. 23) J M. the S 1
No 24) 1 M N by M 5
no 26) 8 M-a-M
No.39) 21 J S
No 40) 2012 E W the R C
No 43) 1/11 A S D
and No 56) the T S:B D-p2
I hope ye can help me out... Thanks

43 1 Nov is All Saints Day
40 Europe won thr RYder Cup

vinpaul

anybody get the following
(4) S C 7
(13) M 3: E M W
(22) 3 C in the F
(36) 1952 V B L by RT
(39) 21 J S
(55) on the 1st D of J 1892
(56) the T S:B D-P2
(57) B-182
(59) 21st CB by GD
Thanks for offers:pac::pac:

brian_t

vinpaul wrote: »

anybody get the following
(4) S C 7
(13) M 3: E M W
(22) 3 C in the F
(36) 1952 V B L by RT
(39) 21 J S
(55) on the 1st D of J 1892
(56) the T S:B D-P2
(57) B-182
(59) 21st CB by GD
Thanks for offers:pac::pac:

Some of these are answered on the first page and subsequent pages of this thread.

veryretired

Hello folks. I have them all except for
7 M na 8 (g)C.
If anyone can help much appreciated.
May I say if we were t put up all the answers it would take the fun out of it.
Thanks in advance.

brian_t

veryretired wrote: »

Hello folks. I have them all except for
7 M na 8 (g)C.

tobytobe wrote: »

M na 8 gc - Madra na 8 gcos? Dog with 8 legs? Could that be it?

http://www.irishpage.com/story/Madra/madra(1).htm

veryretired

Brian_t Thanks for that.

vinpaul

Just 2 left
4) S C 7
55) on the 1st D of J 1892.
I know that the 1st of Jan 1892 was when Ellis Island opened but I can't make the connection with the clue

veryretired

4 S club Seven
7 Madra na ocht cos
55 First day of January 1892.

Rememeber in the Gaeilge ones the number has to be spelt in irish.

brian_t

veryretired wrote: »

4) S club Seven.

I believe the band was called S Club 7 not S Club Seven

vinpaul wrote: »

55) on the 1st D of J 1892.
I know that the 1st of Jan 1892 was when Ellis Island opened but I can't make the connection with the clue

On the first day of January 1892 is the opening line of the song "Isle of Hope/Isle of Tears"

On the first day of January 1892
They opened Ellis Island
and they let the people through
And the first to cross the threshold
of that isle of hope and tears
Was Annie Moore from Ireland
Who was all of 15 years.

http://www.metrolyrics.com/isle-of-hopeisle-of-tears-lyrics-celtic-thunder.html

I'm not saying that's the correct answer though.

brian_t

veryretired wrote: »

70 Madra na ocht cos

Rememeber in the Gaeilge ones the number has to be spelt in irish.

I think the correct answer is Madra na nOcht gCos

roverjpbb

Any one know the answers to No. 22 and No.55. Stuck on those 2. thanks in advance,,,,,

brian_t

roverjpbb wrote: »

Any one know the answers to No. 22 and No.55. Stuck on those 2. thanks in advance,,,,,

What are the questions ?

MimsDub

I got the Quiz today and was really confused looking at the threads here.

THEN I realised that there are TWO quizzes this year and you guys are talking about one with the sub-title of 'Holly Bough' or something similar. This must have been posted before the one that is now on the site. Anybody doing the 'new' quiz ? :cool: