Monday Quiz 10 - Cannabis Ban and ‘Childish’ GAA
August 27, 2007
On this week last year (August 27 to September 2, 2006):
- What reason did Fianna Fail Senator Eoin Ryan give for the Government not legalising cannabis?
- Why did Sinn Fein’s Martin McGuinness accuse the GAA of ‘being childish’?
- A student from Fermoy, County Cork, was promoting a plan to get himself a free house worth €250,000. What was his plan?
- Novelist Kathleen McGowan, whose mother is from Sligo, claimed that Pat Kenny had dropped her as a guest from the opening show of the new series of the Late Late Show. What was her claim to fame?
- What internationally famous business, which was founded in Mallow, County Cork in 1888, announced that it would be switching all of its machines from diesel to bio-fuel?
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Answers
- He said that, if the Government legalised cannabis, then the State could end up being sued by cancer patients.
- The GAA had refused to make All-Ireland Final tickets available to senior Sinn Fein members, as a punishment for Sinn Fein using Casement Park in west Belfast for a hunger strike rally.
- He had started a website called iwantafreehouse.com. This had a virtual house, with 2,500 bricks for sale to advertisers at €100 each. The domain name expired in August 2007.
- That she was a direct descendant of a sexual relationship between Jesus Christ and Mary Magdalene.
- Fossett’s Circus.
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