History
St. Patrick's Day occurs on this day in March.
What is March 17th?
People wear this color on St. Patrick's day.
What is green?
The Ireland flag has white, orange, and this distinct color of green.
What is Emerald Green?
This is the patron Saint of Ireland.
Who is Saint Patrick?
Leprechaun's see my end, they say, to find the gold that's tucked away.
What is a rainbow?
True/False. Saint Patrick was kidnapped.
What is true?
The three leaf clover is called this.
What is a shamrock?
This is Ireland's capital.
What is Dublin?
True/False. St. Patrick was born in Ireland.
What is false? He was born in Britain.
I'm a mysterious being, tricky and spry. You'll never catch me, no matter how hard you try.
What is a Leprechaun?
From 1845-1852, this significant event reduced this essential crop for the Irish.
What is the Great Famine or the Irish Potato Famine?
This is the national instrument of Ireland.
What is the Irish harp?
This bread of potato, flour, and baking soda is eaten during St. Patrick's day.
What is Irish soda bread?
True/False. Saint Patrick was canonized as a Saint by the Catholic Church.
What is false?
On St. Patrick's Day I fill your plate, A meat and veggie dish to celebrate.
What is corned beef and cabbage?
In 1962, Chicago started this tradition that involved the Chicago River.
What is dyeing the river green?
The Irish attend this in the morning of St. Patrick's day.
What is mass?
This Ireland castle is by the shore. People kiss a famous rock for eloquence.
What is Blarney Castle?
St. Patrick was credited for helping spread this throughout Ireland.
What is Christianity?
I slithered and slid across the land, until St. Patrick took his stand.
What is a snake?
Since 1762, the world's biggest St. Patrick's Day parade takes place in this city.
What is New York City?
This is a religious symbol with a circle around a cross.
What is the celtic cross?
This is Ireland's longest river.
What is River Shannon?
This was the day St. Patrick passed away.
What is March 17th?
My name's a dance, my movement is fleet, and Irish rhythm to tap your feet.
What is riverdance?