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In which year was the Good Friday Agreement signed?
Answer: 1998
Why: Also called the Belfast Agreement, it was approved by voters North and South in referendums held on the same day in May 1998.
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Who was the first woman elected to the UK House of Commons?
Answer: Constance Markievicz
Why: Following Sinn Féin policy she did not take her seat, while Nancy Astor took hers in December 1919.
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What were the laws of early medieval Ireland called?
Answer: Brehon law
Why: Even a killing was usually settled with fines, a fixed body-price called éraic plus an honour-price, not execution.
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Who was the first US president to visit Ireland while in office?
Answer: John F. Kennedy
Why: The 1963 trip took him to Dunganstown, County Wexford, home of the great-grandfather who left for America.
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Which pirate queen met Elizabeth I in 1593?
Answer: Grace O'Malley
Why: Connacht's English governor was holding her sons and half-brother, and she came to ask for their release.
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What 1973 agreement tried to set up power-sharing in Northern Ireland?
Answer: Sunningdale Agreement
Why: Power-sharing under it lasted only until May 1974, when the executive fell during the Ulster Workers' Council strike.