TinwhistleMary isa nurseMentionstheirgrannyMaryhas losther voiceJivingHurlingdemonstrationWrittenher ownpoemMary is aprimaryteacherAmericanDonegalassociationis mentionedCheekyescortWorkswithdisabledchildrenDoes signlanguageto musicSays theyloveDanielO’DonnellIrishdancingLovesmassPriestappearsAmericanMarydiscussestheir links toIrelandPlays inthe localbandMary/escortromancementionedMeeting allthe girls hasbeen thehighlightAmericanfromGweedoreFeminismTalksaboutvisitinggravesPoeminGaelicTinwhistleMary isa nurseMentionstheirgrannyMaryhas losther voiceJivingHurlingdemonstrationWrittenher ownpoemMary is aprimaryteacherAmericanDonegalassociationis mentionedCheekyescortWorkswithdisabledchildrenDoes signlanguageto musicSays theyloveDanielO’DonnellIrishdancingLovesmassPriestappearsAmericanMarydiscussestheir links toIrelandPlays inthe localbandMary/escortromancementionedMeeting allthe girls hasbeen thehighlightAmericanfromGweedoreFeminismTalksaboutvisitinggravesPoeminGaelic

Mary drinking game - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Tin whistle
  2. Mary is a nurse
  3. Mentions their granny
  4. Mary has lost her voice
  5. Jiving
  6. Hurling demonstration
  7. Written her own poem
  8. Mary is a primary teacher
  9. American Donegal association is mentioned
  10. Cheeky escort
  11. Works with disabled children
  12. Does sign language to music
  13. Says they love Daniel O’Donnell
  14. Irish dancing
  15. Loves mass
  16. Priest appears
  17. American Mary discusses their links to Ireland
  18. Plays in the local band
  19. Mary/escort romance mentioned
  20. Meeting all the girls has been the highlight
  21. American from Gweedore
  22. Feminism
  23. Talks about visiting graves
  24. Poem in Gaelic