This classic romantic drama set in Ireland, featuring John Wayne and Maureen O'Hara, is known for its charming atmosphere and beautiful scenery (1952)
What is "The Quiet Man"
If you catch one of these short, bearded men dressed in green, they will show you where they hide their gold.
What is "a leprechaun"
When you're eating this you're having some or all of the following: bacon, sausages, baked beans, eggs, mushrooms, tomatoes, and potatoes made into a hash or bubble and squeak.
What is a 'Full Irish Breakfast'
You might not want to hang around this Irish celebrity, because people around him keep getting 'Taken'.
Who is "Liam Neeson"
What is "Kissing the Blarney Stone"
A 2024 Netflix Romcom stars Lindsey Lohan as a bridesmaid in her best friend’s wedding until a spontaneous wish changes everything
What is "Irish Wish"
Legend says that Saint Patrick banished this creature from Ireland.
What are "snakes"
This dish was brought to the U.S. by Irish immigrants in the late 19th century. The main component has its Irish roots dating back to the 17th century when the British outsourced their beef from cows in Ireland.
What is "corned beef"
This Irish singer won MTV's Video of the Year in 1990 with her international hit ‘Nothing Compares 2 U’ which was written by Prince.
Who is "Sinead O'Conner"
This favorite holiday originated in Ireland.
What is "Halloween"
This 2004 movie is based off the book and stars Gerard Butler and Hillary Swank - where she travels to Ireland based off letters left after his passing
What is "PS I Love You"
The Celtic festival of Samhain is one of the origins of Halloween. But before pumpkins were available in Ireland, instead of carving pumpkins, the Irish carved this vegetable.
What is "a turnip"
Equal quantities of freshly mashed potato, tender cooked leeks, and cabbage or kale are combined with oodles of butter to make Ireland's oldest comfort food.
What is "colcannon"
This Irish author created the vampire genre with his novel Dracula.
Who is "Bram Stoker"
Due to its lush green landscapes, Ireland is often known by this nickname.
What is "The Emerald Isle"
Tired of the crime overrunning the streets of Boston, Irish Catholic twin brothers Conner and Murphy are inspired by their faith to cleanse their hometown of evil with their own brand of zealous vigilante justice.
What is "The Boondock Saints"
This creature can come in the form of an old woman or a young maiden. Their wails foretell the death of a family member.
What is a "Banshee"
Take a trip to Ireland and you'll find this popular quick item in restaurants, bakeries, and homes throughout the year. It's often scored with an "X" to ward off evil, according to folklore—now that's a fun fact you can take to any St. Paddy's Day party!
What is "Irish Soda Bread"
In 1993, this Irish band just had to let it ‘Linger’.
Who are "The Cranberries"
Ireland is considered to be the birthplace of this popular alcohol.
What is "whiskey"
In 1993, this powerful drama based on a true story, was about exploring themes of injustice and wrongful imprisonment
What is "In the Name of the Father"
Finn McCool was an Irish giant who scared away a larger Scottish giant by dressing up as this.
What is "a baby"
This dish would originally be made with mutton, but now you'll find them with lamb like this recipe or beef. The comforting, humble ingredients like root veggies and potatoes make it a dish that's lasted for ages. Now grab a piece of brown bread and sop up every bit!
What is "Irish Stew"
Maybe they should have called it 'Fifty Shades of Green' for this Irish leading actor.
Who is "Jamie Dornan"
What is "Irish harp"