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1. What year did Coachford Railway Station open?

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2. 'The sweet shady groves of Clontead', composed by local poet Con Ahern, opens with ... "It being in the month of _____ , to Cork I was going on my way". What month was it?

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3. The 'Peake Line' was constructed during the Great Famine. What's unique about it?

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4. Mullinhassig Wood is a local beauty spot, with an impressive waterfall. What is the waterfall called?

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5. When the old church in Aghabullogue graveyard was being demolished, an ogham stone was found embedded in the wall, and was taken away. Where is this ogham stone now?

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6. A bridge on the way to Aghabullogue village is reputedly haunted. Which bridge is it?

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7. The Cork-Kerry Butter Road passes through Rylane. It was built by Kerryman John Murphy. Where was he from?

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8. What was the name of Ms Skinner, second wife of Dr Philip Cross of Shandy Hall (Coachford Poisoning Case)?

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9. What's special about the wedge tomb at Knockangoun, Rylane?

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10. The feast day of St Olan (Eolang) of Aghabullogue is celebrated every year. On what date?

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