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E: 13/12 Win over £100 worth of Fergusons Irish Linen

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2 October 2013 at 12:07AM in Game Over Archives

http://www.fergusonsirishlinen.com/competition/index.asp

Question 1: What is the raw material from which Irish linen is made?
Question 2: Who do Thomas Ferguson use to ensure all online transactions are secure?
Question 3: By what name was Brownlow Linens formerly known?
Question 4: What is the the name of the official promotional body for the Irish linen industry?

Answers:
1) Flax Plant Fibres
2) Secure Trading
3) Brownlow Textiles Ltd
4) Irish Linen Guild

Sources
1) http://www.fergusonsirishlinen.com/pages/index.asp?title1=About-Linen
2) http://www.fergusonsirishlinen.com/faqs/#faqAnchor22
3) http://www.fergusonsirishlinen.com/shop/viewlist.asp?catName=Brownlow-Collection&catID=7
4) http://www.fergusonsirishlinen.com/pages/index.asp?title1=Interesting-Facts

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