Lucky Charms
Celtic Mythology
St. Patrick's Day
Famous Irish Folks
Pronounce that Irish Name!
100

This rare variety of little green plant is considered lucky.

What is a four-leaf clover?

100

These little mischevious creatures of Irish myth are common symbols of St. Patrick's Day.

What are Leprechauns? 

100

According to legend, St. Patrick drove this animal out of Ireland.

What are snakes?

100

This Irish author wrote The Picture of Dorian Gray in 1890.

Who is Oscar Wilde?

100

The pronunciation of Seamus.

What is SHAY-mus?

200

This object is multipurpose- its used in equestrianism, in a common lawn sport, and as a lucky charm.

What is a horse shoe?

200
In folklore, a screaming ghostly woman who portends death is known as this.

What is a Banshee?

200

This beer brand estimates that about 13 million pints of their brew are consumed on St. Patrick's Day each year.

What is Guiness? 

200

Irishman Bram Stoker wrote this influential horror novel despite never travelling to Transylvania.

What is Dracula?

200

The pronounciation of Tadge

What is TIE-guh?

300

In Ireland, kissing this is considered lucky- just be ready to hang upside down over the wall of a castle to do it.

What is the Blarney Stone?

300

This is the name of the shapeshifting Celtic goddess who represents war, fate, and death.

Who is The Morrigan? 

300

This American city dies their river green each year for St. Pat's.

What is Chicago?

300

She became Ireland's first female president in 1990. She was only the second female president in the history of Europe. 

Who is Mary Robinson?

300

The proninciation of Siobhan.

What is Shuh-VON?

400

Some brides put this in their shoe to bring good luck.

What is a coin? (traditionally a sixpence or penny)

400

The eerie Irish "Dullahan" is known in English by this name.

What is the Headless Horseman?

400

The Feast of St. Patrick, celebrated by Irish Catholics on March 17th, falls in the middle of this other Catholic observance every year.

What is Lent?

400

This female pirate, originally from Cork, was a scourge of the seven seas in the early 1700s.

Who is Anne Bonney?

400

The pronounciation of Saoirse?

What is SEER-sha? 

500

Considered good luck in Japan, Maneki Neko statues depict this animal waving a paw.

What is a cat?

500

Celtic folklore describes selkies as beautiful women who can transform into this aquatic mammal.

What are seals?

500

This city was host to the first official St. Patrick's Day parade in 1601.

What is St. Augustine?

500

This Irish scientist is sometimes known as the "Father of Modern Chemistry" for his word describing the relationship between volume and pressure of a confined gas.

Who is Robert Boyle?

500

The pronounciation of Caoimhe.

What is Quee-VAH?