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Irsish Fun Facts
Irish legends
Irish Food
Religion
Just Irish tings
100
The date St. Patrick's Day is celebrated.
What is March 17th?
100

What is the mythical creature often associated with Ireland? 

Leprechauns

100

The veggie that helped the Irish through the famine. 

What are potatoes?

100
St. Patrick is the patron saint of what country?
What is Ireland?
100

This is a popular hat Irishmen wear.

Irish flat cap

200
The National flower of Ireland
What is the shamrock?
200

Where do leprechauns hide their gold?

At the end of the rainbow

200
A green vegetable that can be eaten boiled or used in coleslaw.
What is cabbage?
200
For six long years Patrick worked as what, taking care of his master's sheep?
What is a shepherd?
200

Famous beer from Ireland

Guiness

300
The dance that is done to lively Irish music.
What is the Irish Jig?
300

What do leprechauns hide?

A pot of gold

300
A special type of meat eaten especially on St. Patrick's Day.
What is corned beef?
300
Patrick charmed these reptiles out of Ireland.
What are snakes?
300

A nickname for Ireland. (2 words)

What is The Emerald Isle?

400
On St. Patrick's Day we wear this color so that we don't get pinched.
What is green?
400

How could you describe the personality of leprechauns?

Tricksters

400
This is a fungus that is called a toadstool but if you look for this at a market it is called by another name.
What is a mushroom
400

In 50 years Patrick built over 300 of these in Ireland. 

What are churches?

400

What does "craic" mean? 

a lot of fun

500
A word the Irish use that means small.
What is the word "wee"?
500

In what century did the legend of leprechauns begin?

8th century 

500
This is an Irish food that you can eat like toast.
What is Irish soda bread?
500
Patrick often used this in his sermons to illustrate the message of the Holy Trinity.
What is the shamrock?
500

Irish nickname for potatoes 

Spud