( ) was an Irish-born artist known for his brutal figurative paintings.
James Joyce is the author of the novel （ ）.
The first gold medal winner of the Irish team in the 1928 Amsterdam Olympics was （ ）.
Which of the following films was not the Irish films in the late 20th century. （ ）
Among the following Irish dramatists, （ ） was the winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature.
The（） had been the only instrument played, but many other instruments were added later in Ireland.
RTÉ, the national state-owned radio of Ireland and television broadcaster, began radio service in 1926 and television service in （ ）.
Ireland entered into the European Communities in（）.
About 15% of the Ireland's workforce is directly or indirectly employed in（ ）.
SHORT ANSWER QUESTIONS Give a brief answer to each of the following questions. You are required to use complete sentences.
What was the world's first duty-free airport?
Why does the number of people employed in agriculture continue to decrease in Ireland?
Mineral exploration during the 1960s and early 1970s led to the discovery of a large deposit of zinc ore at Navan in northeast（ ）.
The world's first duty-free airport was_____. ( )
（ ） exploration during the 1960s and early 1970s led to the discovery of a large deposit of zinc ore at Navan in northeast Ireland.
Short Answer Questions Give a brief answer to each of the following questions. You are required to use complete sentences.
What are the major agricultural activities in the Republic of Ireland?
When was Ireland’s entry into the European Community and what was the effect?
The increased export of manufactured goods led the growth of Ireland's economy beginning in the （ ）.
The Shannon River （） in the Republic of Ireland.
The Ireland island lies off the western coast of（）, from which it is separated by the Irish Sea.
The island of Ireland is separated from Great Britain by ( ).