RHYMES
IRISH SYMBOLS
IRELAND
HISTORY
GREEN IDIOMS
100

What a four-leaf clover brings that rhymes with puck.

LUCK

100

This is the most popular symbol of St. Patrick's Day.

SHAMROCK

100

What is the capital of Ireland?

Belfast

Glasgow

Dublin


DUBLIN

100

Saint Patrick was born in …..

Ireland

England

Scotland

Wales

WALES

100

To have a green thumb

The Green-eyed Monster

Green Stamps

To be green with envy

To give the green light

To go green on someone

As green as Grass

To be green with envy

200

A holy person that rhymes with paint.

SAINT
200

These are the colours of Ireland's flag.

GREEN, WHITE & ORANGE

200

Which musical instrument is a symbol of Ireland?

The violin

The Harp

The Bagpipe

THE HARP

200

When he was 16, he was ___.

kidnapped

killed

named Saint


KIDNAPPED 

200

Green Stamps

To give the green light

The Green-eyed Monster

To be green with envy

To go green on someone

To have a green thumb

As green as Grass

To give the green light

300

It causes pain and rhymes with inch.

PINCH

300

This is the most important thing for a leperachuan. People are always trying to steal it.

POT OF GOLD

300

Which currency is used in Ireland?

The Euro

The Pound

The Dollar

THE EURO

300

Before green, which colour was used on St Patrick’s day?

Orange

Blue

White

BLUE

300

To go green on someone

As green as Grass

To be green with envy

The Green-eyed Monster

Green Stamps

To have a green thumb

To give the green light

To have a green thumb

400

A leprechaun’s job that rhymes with baker.

SHOE MAKER

400

Where is the leprechaun's treasure hidden?

AT THE END OF THE RAINBOW

400

What is the nickname of the island of Ireland?

Emerald Isle

The Isle of Shamrocks

The Green Island


ESMERALD ISLE

400

He returned to Ireland as a bishop and taught the Irish about ….

Paganism

Christianity

Budahism


CHRISTIANITY

400

To go green on someone

As green as Grass

To be green with envy

The Green-eyed Monster

Green Stamps

To have a green thumb

To give the green light

As green as grass