Gaelic/ Celtic Folklore
Things that are Green
The Luck of the Irish
Irish History
Irish Names
100
In Celtic mythology, these magical oceanic shapeshifters are able to turn from seals into humans if they shed their pelts.
Selkies
100
Name this species of lizard. 
Green Anole
100
Where was St. Patrick born?
England
100
Ireland holds the world record of victories in this international song competition.
Eurovision
100
This is the most common surname in Ireland.
Murphy
200
If you're ever traveling through a swamp, don't follow one of these ghostly balls of floating light, or you may lose your path and get lost forever.
(Other names for them include "Jack o' Lanterns" and "hinkypunks." *hint hint*)
Will o' the Wisp
200
"It's not easy being green", said this guy.
Kermit the Frog
200
This Irish musician is best known for being the lead singer of the band U2.
Bono
200
The Chi Rho Iota page (seen here) is a masterwork from THIS illuminated manuscript. It was hand-drawn around 800 A.D. is currently housed in Dublin, and one of Ireland's national treasures.
The Book of Kells
200
This popular first name, typically given to girls, literally means "Ireland."
Erin
300
Leprachauns are a type of this mythological creature.
Faerie
300
Name this plant.
Venus flytrap
300
Name every single marshmallow shape currently available in Lucky Charms cereal. (Daily Double!!!!)
Hearts, Stars, and Horseshoes, Clovers and Blue Moons, UNICORNS, Rainbows, and Tasty Red Balloons!
300
These animals were hunted to exctinction in Ireland by the year 1786 at the behest of Oliver Cromwell.
Wolves
300
This man founded the St. James's Gate Brewery, famous for the world renowned Irish stout which bares his last name.
Arthur Guinness