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The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz
Andrew Walsh · 2026-05-29 · via TheJournal.ie

SOME SAY THE news is the first draft of history. Others might think of it as watching pub quiz questions unfold in real-time.

Summer has arrived in Ireland in its usual style: briefly, unexpectedly, and with lots of people already insisting that it’s “too warm”.

While you may think this is a time for peace and outdoor living, we regret to inform you that the news has not taken a holiday.

It is still happening. Constantly. Relentlessly. Possibly even faster than before.

So before you mentally check out, why not see how much you’ve actually been paying attention with a perfect score in The Journal Friday Newshound Quiz?

Jordan and Cian Adams, known as the FTD Brothers, ran 33 marathons in 33 days for dementia research, finishing in Dublin yesterday. How far did they run in total?

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Byelections were held last Friday in Dublin Central and Galway West. Which constituency had the higher voter turnout by percentage?

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A tiny blue octopus that could curl up and fit in the palm of your hand was confirmed as a new deep-sea species this week. What is it called?

Charles Darwin Foundation

Microeledone galapagensis

Octopus caeruleus minimus


A record high temperature for the month of May in Ireland was set on Wednesday by Met Éireann. How hot did it get?

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Hurler Seán Fitzgerald has been confirmed as a contestant on the new season of Love Island. Which county did he play for?

Love Island


US President Donald Trump is currently getting a big stage built on the front lawn of the White House. Why?

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It's for a visit from Chinese leader Xi Jinping

To host a UFC cage-fight for his birthday


It will be the main stage for a military ceremony on the anniversary of the US War of Independence

It's for a private Kid Rock concert

According to new projections this week, by how much is Ireland expected to reduce its greenhouse gas emissions between 2025 and 2030 under “realistic” additional planned government measures?

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The EU has hit China-based online retailer Temu with a fine for allowing illegal products to be sold on its site, including dangerous baby toys and defective chargers. How much is the fine?

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Ireland’s international football friendly with Qatar on Thursday was halted twice by fans protesting against the Nations League games with Israel. What did protesters throw onto the pitch?

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A rocket constructed by Jeff Bezos' firm Blue Origin exploded during a test on Thursday on the launch pad in Cape Canaveral, Florida. How tall was the rocket?

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Answer all the questions to see your result!

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