[20 Discover Dublin] Decode the Emerald City's Secrets Through Riddles

Welcome to 'Voyager Mysteries,' where your curiosity leads you to explore the world, one riddle at a time. Today, we dive into the heart of Ireland to uncover the hidden gems and storied streets of Dublin. Can you crack the code of Dublin's mysteries? From the hallowed halls of Trinity College to the spirited paths of Temple Bar, each riddle brings you closer to the soul of this vibrant city. Join us on this enchanting journey to decode Dublin's secrets, explore its history, and revel in its lively culture. Let's solve the puzzle of the Emerald City together!
What is Dublin's oldest university?
Which famous Dublin writer penned "Ulysses"?
What river runs through Dublin?
Dublin was founded by which group?
Why are Dublin's doors famously colorful?
Which iconic beer is brewed in Dublin's St. James's Gate Brewery?
What is the name of Dublin's cultural and nightlife quarter?
Which historic Dublin gaol tells the story of Ireland's path to independence?
What is the largest enclosed public park in any capital city in Europe, located in Dublin?
What is the nickname of the Liffey Bridge, known for its pedestrian toll?
Which international literary award is associated with Dublin?
Which famous Dublin rock band recorded albums at Windmill Lane Studios?
Which Dublin castle is rumored to be haunted?
What is the name of the monument that stands 120 meters tall on O'Connell Street?
What period is most of Dublin's Georgian architecture from?
What is the name of Dublin's principal port, also the largest in Ireland?
What famous manuscript is housed in Trinity College's library?
In which Dublin park is the Dublin Zoo located?
Which Dublin-born actor was a silent film superstar?
Which cathedral is the tallest and largest church in Ireland?

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