Ireland georgrafy
What is the capital of Ireland
Dublin
What color clohtes thoes people wear on Saint atricks day
Green
These tiny creatures are said to hide pots of gold at the end of a Rainbow
Lebrechauns
This giant is one of the most famous heroes in Irish legends.
Finn McCool
This modern holiday has its roots in the ancient Gaelic festival of Samhain
Halloween
How many colors are there in a rainbow dobbel points if you can name all of the colors and minus 200 if you try and you fail
7 red orange yellow green blue indigo violet
What plant are many wearing
Shamrock/ tree leaf clover
What magical animal has wings and can fly in Irish stories
Dragons
This Irish hero protected the land of Ulster
Cú Chulainn
Legend says St. Patrick used this three-leafed plant to explain the Trinity
Shamrock
What is the largest island in Ireland
Ireland
What was Saint Patrick's real name
Maewyn Succat
What magical being lives under bridges and likes to play tricks
Troll
This legendary queen ruled Connacht and started a big war
Queen Medb (Maeve)
This heavy, knotty walking stick is considered a symbol of Irish folklore and a traditional weapon
Shillelagh
What is the longest river in Ireland
river Shanoon
Where was sainkt patrick born
Great Britain
Which creature has a long tail and can swim fast in lakes
water horse (kelpie)
This group of warriors followed Finn McCool in Irish legends
the Fianna
This "King of the Leprechauns" was made famous by Disney, but stems from early 19th-century folklore collector Thomas Crofton Croker
Finvarra
Ireland is surrounded by the Atlantic Ocean, the Irish Sea, and this body of water and what is the last sea named
Celtic Sea
What was the oringinal color they used before now on Saint Patricks day
Blue
The creture Praknefar where does he live
(plus 500 if you get the street right
in Spjald (Ådraget)
This shapeshifting creature is often known to appear as a beautiful woman who lures men to their doom, often associated with the sea
Mermaid or Siren
According to legend, this famous Irish beverage is blessed by Saint Patrick himself
Whiskey (Guinness)