Nature
What is Irish countryside called?
Emerald Isle
What are the offical language of Ireland right now?
Gaelic and Irish.
Where was St Patric born?
In Wales.
How would you describe leprechaun?
A little bearded men, who is wearing a coat and a hat.
Go swimming, fishing and walk there.
What does the island get a lot of?
Rain and sunshine.
What part in Ireland do people still speak Gaelic?
In West of Ireland.
Where is St Patrick's day celebrated?
Britain, the United States, Canada, Australia.
What is the legend of leprechaun?
He can make you rich an make your wishes come true.
How many people died because of the potato disease?
2 million people.
How is Irelands weather throughout the year?
Mild.
What language do children in Ireland learn still?
Gaelic.
Who brought him to Ireland?
Pirates.
Leprechaun is a keeper of what?
Pot of gold at the end of the rainbow.
How many people live in Northern Ireland?
1.7 million.
Describe Ireland's nature.
Beatiful green fields, high mountains, wide beaches and deep rivers.
When did English become the main language?
In the mid-19th century.
What color do people wear on St Patrick's day?
Green or the colors of the Irish flag.
How is he described as?
He is sitting with a tiny hammer in his hand and working on a fairy shoe.
How many people live in the Republic of Ireland?
4.6 million.
How many shades of green are there in the Irish countryside?
Forty shades of green
What language did people speak originally in Ireland?
Gaelic or Irish.
Who is St Patric?
Patron saint of Ireland.
How is leprechaun also known as?
The shoemaker.
Why do people love Ireland?
It is quiet, the irish people are nice and kind.