The country in which St. Patrick served as bishop.
What is Ireland?
Northern Ireland is a part of this.
What is Great Britain?
St. Brigid is this kind of saint to Ireland.
What is Patron?
Siobahn
What is "Shiv-awn"?
The country in which Patrick was born.
What is Britannia?
Legend (inaccurately) states that St. Patrick banished all the this in Ireland.
What are snakes?
This language is spoken in Ireland.
What is English? (Gaelic also accepted)
St. Brigid was said to have founded a monastery in this place.
What is Kildare?
Oisin
What is "O-sheen"?
Patrick's father and grandfather were of this occupation.
What are clergy?
Legend says that St. Patrick used this in order to describe the trinity to local pagans.
What is a shamrock?
These three colors are used in the modern Irish Flag.
What are green, white, and orange?
St. Brigid was said to have been able to perform these kinds of miracles?
What are healing and feeding the poor?
Saoirse
What is "Seer-sha?"
Patrick first came to Ireland because this happened.
What is being kidnapped and sold into slavery?
The most famous hymn attributed to St. Patrick is this.
What is St. Patrick's Breastplate or "I Bind Unto Myself Today"?
Between 1845 and 1852 there was a great famine in Ireland, destroying this crop.
What are potatoes?
St. Brigid's father was so annoyed with her acts of charity that he tried to do this.
What is sell her to the king?
Niamh
What is "neev?"
Patrick returned to this country upon his escape from slavery.
What is Britain?
Legend states that St. Patrick stuck this in the ground and took so long evangelizing that it grew into a tree.
What is a walking stick?
Before St. Patrick spread Christianity in Ireland, they were of this religion.
What is celtic polytheism?
St. Brigid is portrayed as having the power to multiply such things as these.
What are butter, bacon and milk?
Seamus
What is "shay-muss"?
After returning home and studying Christianity, Patrick had a vision telling him to do this.
What is go back to Ireland?