Irish Foods
Leprechauns
St. Patrick
St. Patty's Plants
All Things Green
Irish Hodge Podge
100
The vegetable that became very scarce during the Great Famine of Ireland, leading to the migration of many Irish to the US.
What is a potato?
100
The color of a leprechauns beard and hair?
What is red/orange/ginger?
100
The date of St. Patrick's death.
What is March 17th?
100
This plant. It is also Ireland's national flower.
What is a shamrock?
100
The punishment for not wearing green on St. Patrick's day.
What is getting pinched?
100
A traditional instrument played by the Irish at funerals and weddings.
What is a bagpipe?
200
A meat that is popular to consume in the US on St. Patrick's Day.
What is corned beef?
200
The Boston home team of Lucky the Leprechaun. He loves basketball and wear green and white.
What is the Boston Celtics?
200
The country where St. Patrick was originally from.
Hint: It's not Ireland
What is Britain?
200
A small plant that typically has three leaves, but with four is considered lucky.
What is a four leaf clover?
200
The city that dyes all of its fountains green for St. Patrick's Day.
What is Savannah?
200
The lead singer of the famous Irish band U2.
Who is Bono?
300
They're "magically delicious."
What are Lucky Charms?
300
The real occupation of a leprechaun.
What is a shoemaker?
300
The position held by St. Patrick when he first arrived in Ireland when he was 16 years old.
What is a slave?
300
The birth flower for March.
What is a daffodil?
300
A green food commonly consumed in celebration of St. Patrick's Day.
What is cabbage?
300
The city in Ireland where you will find St. Patrick's Cathedral.
What is Dublin?
400
An Irish dish traditionally made with ground beef, shredded cabbage, minced onions, mashed potatoes and melted butter.
What is shepherd's pie?
400
The goods a leprechaun is obligated to give you if you can find them.
What is a pot of gold?
400
The occupation held by St. Patrick for 40 years.
What is a missionary?
400
What the shamrock represents.
What is the Holy Trinity?
Irish legend says that Saint Patrick used the shamrock as an educational symbol to explain the Holy Trinity to nonbelievers as he converted the Irish to Christianity in the fourth century.
400
Despite all the green things, this was the original color of St. Patrick's Day.
What is blue?
400
The most consumed beer on St. Patrick's Day. Approximately 13 million pints are consumed each year on St. Patrick's Day alone.
What is Guinness?
500
The breakfast food the Irish are said to have brought to the US.
What is oatmeal?
500
The Catholic college whose colors are blue and gold with a leprechaun mascot.
What is Notre Dame?
500
The animal banished from Ireland by St. Patrick.
What are snakes?
500
A weed often called "The Irish Daisy." It multiplies when blown in the wind.
What is a dandelion?
500
The feeling associated with green in Ireland.
What is hope?
500
The meaning of Erin go Bragh.
What is Ireland Forever?
600
An Irish whiskey made from potatoes.
What is poteen?
600
The purpose behind leprechauns wearing green.
What is camouflage?
600
The country to hold the first parade in St. Patrick's honor.
What is the US?
It was held in St. Augustine, FL!
600
What happens if you give away a four leaf clover you have found.
What is doubling your luck?
600
The largest US city that dyes their river green for every St. Patrick's Day.
What is Chicago?
600
The landmark in Ireland that you have to kiss for the for eloquence and persuasiveness, or the gift of gab.
What is the Blarney Stone?