1. Did the Vikings arrive in Ireland

before the end of the 8^th c.,

before the end of the 9^th c. or

in the 10^th c.?
2. Did the city of Dublin come into existence

before the end of 8^th century or

before the end of 9^th century?
3. Does the name ‘Waterford' come from

the English language,

the Irish language or

the Viking language?

1. Match the symbols from the map to the names.


2. Put these questions back into the right order.

a) would / ? / you / Where / go / like / to / ➝

b) to / like / the / Stone / ? / you / Blarney / Would / kiss / ➝

c) Causeway / Who / Giant's / like / ? / climb / to / the / would / at / → 

3. Place on the left the places you would like to visit. Then, ask your classmate about his choices and write on the right his answers.

1. Listen to Fiona's message and answer the following questions.
2. Which time indication is not in the recording?

A few days.

Next week.

On Friday.


4. Choose three places Fiona mentions and say what Josh can visit there. 
→ If they go to Dublin, Josh can see Christchurch.

1. Find at least three nouns / adjectives to describe each image.

2. Complete these sentences using too or not ... enough.
a) Flying to Ireland is

(expensive).
b) A four-week visit in Dublin is

(long).
c) A ten-hour bus ride to Galway is

(quick).
d) One hour at Trinity College is

(short).