History of St. Patrick
Saint Patrick supposedly chased all of these out of Ireland
What are snakes?
Another name for corned beef and cabbage boiled dinner
What is a Jigg's Dinner?
This color is popular to wear on St. Patrick's Day
What is green?
You can find this at the end of the rainbow
What is a pot of gold?
Kissing this, a tradition that's been around for several centuries, is said to give a person the gift of eloquence and persuasiveness.
What is the Blarney Stone?
Why do you never want to iron a four leaf clover?
You don't want to press your luck!
Country where Saint Patrick was actually born
What is Britain?
Traditionally this dish is made with ground lamb and savory vegetables, top with mashed potatoes, and bake to perfection.
What is Shepherd's Pie?
This popular city dyes their river green in honor of St Patrick's Day
What is Chicago?
A diminutive supernatural being in Irish folklore, classed by some as a type of solitary fairy.
What is a leprechaun?
The capital of Ireland
What is Dublin?
Why do leprechauns hate running?
They would rather jog than jog!
Saint Patrick is credited with popularizing this plant as a way of explaining the Holy Trinity
What is the shamrock?
A quick bread that does not require any yeast, often containing caraway seeds and raisins
What is Irish Soda Bread?
In the United States, we have a common saying on St. Patrick's Day: "Everyone is _______ on St. Patrick's Day!"
What is Irish?
A clover must have this to be considered a shamrock
What is three leaves?
The colors of the Irish flag
Green, white, and orange
How can you tell when a potato isn't from Ireland?
When it's a french fry!
Reason why St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on March 17th
What is the day Saint Patrick died?
You can make your coffee an "Irish Coffee" by adding a little of this to it
What is whisky?
What could happen if you don't wear green on St. Patrick's Day?
You could get pinched!
This instrument has long held special significance for the Irish as both a respected instrument and, uniquely, a national emblem
What is the Harp?
The most popular sport in Ireland
What is Football? (Or what the U.S. calls soccer)
Why did St Patrick drive the snakes out of Ireland?
It was too expensive to fly them!
The religion Saint Patrick taught to the people of Ireland?
What is Christianity?
A mixture of creamy mashed potatoes and usually kale or cabbage.
What is colcannon?
This thick, rich Irish dry stout is a must-have on St. Patrick's Day
What is Guinness?
For centuries, couples have exchanged this famous ring as engagement or wedding rings. The symbols stand for love, loyalty & friendship which are represented by the heart, the crown, and the hands.
What is the Claddagh?
Translation of Erin Go Bragh
What is Ireland Forever?
What instrument does a show-off play on St Patrick's Day?
The Bragpipes!