Ireland
American History
Saint Patrick and the day
Irish Folklore
Irish History
100
The school Julia went to when abroad
University of Limerick
100
Irish American soldier that were in the Union fought under this flag
Erins Harp
100
Irish legend says that Saint Patrick used it as an educational symbol to explain the Holy Trinity to nonbelievers
The Shamrock
100
Don't pick up her broken comb!
If you hear her wails, then you'll know that someone in the Irish family will die.
The Banshee
100
This armed rebellion against British rule in Ireland was staged by several militant republican groups working together, including the Irish Volunteers, the Irish Citizen Army and Cumann na mBan
The 1916 Easter Rising / Easter Rebellion
200
The name of this trail is shared with the author of, A Tour in Ireland, his own journal which provide general observations of Ireland from the years 1776-1778.
Arthur Young
200
This 19th century family was impactful both culturally and politically in their work for abolitionism.The father for example was a Presbyterian minister, co-founder and leader of the American Temperance Society.
Beecher Family
200
This city dyes it river green each year for the Holiday
Chicago
200
The Lament for Art O Leary is an example of this tradition and public act
A keen / Keening
200
An estimated 1.5 million people left Ireland because of this in 1840s
The Great Hunger / The Great Famine
300
This cathedral is the largest one in western Ireland, and it shares its name with the city its located in
Galway / Galway cathedral
300
The Haudenosaunee did theses wars to replace their deceased loved ones when they were "out of their heads with grief"
Mourning Wars
300
Where St. Patrick is believed to be born
Britain
300
What is another name for "the good people"
Fairies
300
It is over 1,200 years old and the colors still shine vibrantly on each page
Book of Kells
400
The name of the outdoor event that takes place in Limerick every weekend, and where I got the Christmas Sandwich
Milk Market
400
He once said: “Patriotism is supporting your country all of the time, and your government when it deserves it.”
Mark Twain
400
The century St. Patrick brought Christianity to Ireland
Fifth Century
400
Many in Ireland refuse to remove these, there was even once planned highway route changed to avoid touch one.
Fairy Tree
400
Éamon de Valera offered condolences to this embassy after the death of its leader
Germany Embassy
(Hitler)
500
What is the common nickname of Ireland
The Emerald Isle
500
He once said: “Everywhere immigrants have enriched and strengthened the fabric of American life.”
John F. Kennedy
500
She is the Patroness Saint of Ireland
Brigid of Kildare
500
It marks the start of summer and, unlike Halloween, makes many more weary of strangers. This day brought paranoia and an omen that if this day was bad, then the rest of the reason, typically tied to milking, would go poorly.
May Day
500
This intermission act for the 1994 Eurovision Song Contest put Irish Tradition dance in high popularity and featured that weirdo Michael Flatley.
The Riverdance