Win a Trip to the Third Test of the Lions Tour in South Africa
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The Last Word and Diageo - makers of Guinness - are delighted to offer listeners the chance to win a trip to the third test of the Lions Tours in South Africa.
The prize includes match tickets to the third test, flights, four nights accomodation, meals, transfers and entertainment - an unbelievable package valued at over €5,000. The lucky listener will fly out on July 02 and return on July 07, all with thanks to Guinness the official sponsor of the Lions tour.
How do you win?
Matt asked the first question on Wednesday night and two on Thursday night, with two more on Friday and Monday. The first three questions are below. Listeners need to note the answer to all of the 7 questions across the 4 nights. When they have all the answers, Matt will read out a final question - and the answer to that will be made up of parts of the previous seven answers.
Once you have the final answer - you have to email the answer to us (Matt will announce the email address on Monday's show) and we will announce the winner on Tuesday's programme.
Entrants must be over 18.
Questions so far:
Wednesday's question: Name the famous american female singer performing in the O2 this weekend?
Thursday's two questions: 1) What is the biggest county in Ireland by size?
2) What has to take place to change the consitution?
Friday's questions: 1) what is the newspaper that sponsors the Last Word?
2) what can you drive on at 120kph in Ireland?
Monday's questions: 1) What 27 country group is Ireland a member of?
2) Which South African city hosted the first Lions test against South Africa on Saturday?
What do you do now? All the first letters of the answers, when rearragned, make up the name of a legendary Irish rugby player who played a pivotal role in the 1974 Lions tour of South Africa. Can you name him? Email the answer to lionstour@todayfm.com along with your own contact details.
Competition closes at 12.00 on Tuesday 23 June with winners announced on Tuesday's show.
Who knows what you might see?