Celebrities answer call for Cork school fundraiser

Quiz question number one: What have Jeremy Irons, Graham Norton and Twiggy got in common?

Celebrities answer call for Cork school fundraiser
Thu, 02 Apr, 2015 - 01:00
Sean O’Riordan

Answer: A national school has scored a major coup by signing them and other celebrities up to provide questions for a fundraising quiz.

Rath National School in Baltimore in West Cork has signed up a number of national and international stars to compile questions for the quiz it will be holding in the local Casey’s Hotel on April 17 at 9pm.

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CourtsBaltimoreJeremy IronsGraham NortonTwiggyPlace: BaltimorePlace: West CorkPlace: Casey’s HotelPlace: CourtmacsherryPlace: KinsalePlace: Rath NSPerson: Jeremy IronsPerson: Graham NortonPerson: TwiggyPerson: Kevin CadoganPerson: David PuttnamPerson: KevinPerson: JeremyPerson: Leigh LawsonPerson: TubridyPerson: Brendan O’ConnorPerson: Christy MoorePerson: Charlie McGettiganPerson: Katie HannonPerson: David McCulloughPerson: John CreedonPerson: Alison O ConnorPerson: Diana DidogPerson: Martin ShanahanOrganisation: Rath National SchoolOrganisation: RTÉOrganisation: Fishy Fishy
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