Ireland
The capital of Ireland.
What is Dublin?
St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on this day.
What is March 17?
You can find a pot of gold at the end of one of these.
What is a rainbow?
This American city dyes its river green for St. Patrick's Day.
What is Chicago?
This is the currency that is used in Ireland.
What is the euro?
St. Patrick's Day started in this country.
What is Ireland?
This is a type of fairy is symbolic of St Patrick's Day.
What is a leprechaun?
This fast food chain releases a green variant of their milkshake called the Shamrock Shake each year in celebration of St. Patrick's Day.
What is McDonald's?
These 3 colors are on the Irish flag.
What are green, white, and orange?
Saint Patrick drove this type of animal out of Ireland (according to legend).
What is a snake?
This plant, which according to legend was used by St. Patrick to explain the Holy Trinity, has become a symbol of Saint Patrick's Day.
What is the three-leaf clover/shamrock?
One tradition dictates that this can happen if you don't wear green, and a person wearing green sees you.
What is get pinched?
This is the name of the language spoken in Ireland besides English.
What is Gaelic?
St. Patrick's Day was first celebrated in this century.
The 17th century (1600s)
When I tell you that this lucky object is a symbol of St. Patrick's Day, you might not believe it. Neigh!
What is a horseshoe?
"Kiss me, I'm Irish!" If you're unable to kiss this lucky Irish object, it's said that smooching an Irish person is the next best thing.
What is the Blarney Stone?
This instrument can be found on the Irish euro coin.
What is a harp?
5th century (400s)
St. Patrick is associated with these sacred sites that are still visited today by those who seek the miraculous cures offered by their waters (Anyone have some coins?)
What are the Holy Wells of St. Patrick?
According to USA Today, five times more pints of this beer are sold on St. Patrick's Day than any other day of the year in the U.S.
Guinness