Luck of the Irish
This is the Capital City of the Republic of Ireland
Dublin
This popular romantic flower is also the national flower of the United States
A beautiful gemstone that is bright green in color
Emerald
Easter always lands on this day of the week, every year.
Sunday
These two rivers join together at the Forks.
The Assiniboine and the Red.
This is the national symbol of Ireland
the shamrock
This is the name for a flower or plant that blooms/grows once a year.
Perennial
This is an expression you might say when someone is looking slightly ill.
You look a little "Green around the Gills"
This is the part of the chocolate bunny that people often eat first.
The ears
Eatons
This is the currency used in Ireland
Euro
In Holland, several centuries ago, these flowers were more valuable than gold.
Tulips
This country's Currency is often referred to in slang terms, as Green Back.
USA.
This country is where the lore of the easter bunny began
Germany
This area of Winnipeg houses buildings built from 1880 to 1920 and was declared a National Historic Site. It is in the heart of Downtown Winnipeg, and spans only a 20-block radius.
The Exchange District.
This popular October celebration originated in Ireland
Halloween
An orchid can grow without this typical key component
Soil
This nut has naturally green flesh
Pistachio
Hot Crossed Buns
This University was founded in 1967.
University of Winnipeg.
The University of Manitoba was founded in 1877!
This famous Irish brand created the world records book, and also the best stout beer!
Guinness
This beautiful flower is sacred to the Buddhist religion
Lotus
This is the name of the pigment that gives plants their green color.
Chlorophyll
This is the name of the Sunday BEFORE Easter Sunday
Palm Sunday
Winnipeg got its name from the Cree, Win Nipee, which means this in their dialect.
Hint: Think of how mucky Lake Winnipeg is!
Muddy Water