Saint Patrick's Life
Traditions
Irish Culture
Idioms and Metaphors
Fun Facts
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Where was Saint Patrick born?

Britain

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What color do people wear on Saint Patrick’s Day?

Green

100

Name an Irish Band

U2, The Cranberries, Hozier, Snow Patrol

100

What does "the luck of the Irish" mean?

to be fortunate or lucky for having Irish blood

100

What symbol is often associated with Saint Patrick’s Day?

The shamrock

200

How did Saint Patrick end up in Ireland at 16 years old?

Brought there as a slave

200

What city dyes its river green for the holiday?

Chicago

200

What mythical creature screams to warn of incoming death?

Banshee

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What does "a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow" symbolize?

A big reward after hard work

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What happens if you don’t wear green on Saint Patrick’s Day?

You might get pinched

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What did Saint Patrick do after escaping slavery?

Returned to Ireland as a missionary

300

What are some traditional Irish foods?

Corned beef and cabbage, Irish Stew, Colcannon, Soda Bread.....etc

300

Why is Saint Patrick’s Day celebrated in March?

It marks the death of Saint Patrick

300

What does "to wear your heart on your sleeve" mean?

To openly show your emotions

300

Ireland is also known as 

"The _____ Isle"

Emerald

400

What plant did Saint Patrick use to explain Christianity?

Shamrock or Three Leaf Clover

400

What do people search for at the end of the rainbow?

Pot of gold

400

Name two traditionally Irish instruments

The fiddle, bagpipes, harp, bodhrán, and tin whistle

400

If someone is "green with envy," what are they feeling?

Jealousy

400

What holiday other than Saint Patricks Day can we attribute to the Irish?

Halloween

500

What was Saint Patrick’s main goal in Ireland?

To spread Christianity

500

Where is the world's largest Saint Patrick’s Day parade held?

New York City

500

What are the two traditional sports that come from Ireland?

Gaelic football and Hurling

500

What is an “Irish Goodbye”?

To leave or sneakout of an event without saying goodbye

500

According to Irish folklore, what job do leprechauns traditionally have?

Leprechauns are believed to be cobblers who make and repair shoes

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