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100

The first St. Patrick's Day parade in Canada was held here. 

Montreal, Quebec. 

100

This fantasy film series, based on J.K. Rowling’s books, filmed many of its iconic castle and cliff scenes in Ireland, though much was done in Scotland and England.

Harry Potter

100

Ms. Doyle's background and what she cannot live without every morning.

Irish Coffee. 

100

He is the patron saint of Ireland who is credited with bringing Christianity to the Irish.

St. Patrick

100

This color was originally associated with St. Patrick before green became the popular symbol.

Blue

100

This three-leafed plant is said to have been used by St. Patrick to explain the Holy Trinity.

Shamrock

100

According to a survey, this many drinks per person was the average planned by some Canadian celebrants in provinces like Quebec and Ontario on St. Patrick’s Day.

5

200

Where was the first recorded St. Patrick's parade celebrated in the USA?

NYC

200

A time of year that only happens once every four years.

Leap Year 

200

This classic Irish and British comfort dish is made with minced lamb and vegetables, topped with mashed potatoes and baked until golden.

Shepherd’s Pie

200

St. Patrick’s feast day is celebrated on this date each year, commemorating the day of his death.

March 17. 

200

Tradition has it that the Patron saint chased these reptiles into the sea and no longer exist in Ireland.

Snakes 

200

This symbol of luck is often four-leafed, rare, and considered a sign of good fortune.

Four-Leaf Clover 

200

In this American city, this many pounds of dye are used to turn the their River green for St. Patrick's Day.

40 

300

This American city was the first unrecorded celebration of St. Patrick's Day 

Boston 

300

One can write this at the end of a love letter. 

P.S. I Love You 

300

This hearty dish made with lamb or beef, potatoes, carrots, and onions is considered Ireland’s national dish.

Irish stew. 

300

St. Patrick is famous for bringing this belief/faith to the Irish people.

Christianity

300

The age of St. Patrick when he was captured by Irish raiders. 

16

300

A mischievous little man from Irish folklore is said to hide a pot of gold at the end of a rainbow.

Leprechaun

300

In Ontario, the average person spends this amount on food, drinks and celebrations. 

$71

400

This primary American city is famous for dyeing its river green for St. Patrick's Day.

Chicago

400

This 2015 film, starring Saoirse Ronan, tells the story of an Irish immigrant moving to this New York city.

Brooklyn

400

This creamy liqueur made with Irish whiskey and cream is often used in desserts and cocktails.

Bailey's Irish Cream 

400

St. Patrick was born in this country. 

Roman Britain 

400

The reason St. Patrick's Day is celebrated on the same date every year. 

The traditional date of his death in 461 AD.

400

This bird, often associated with Ireland, is known for its bright orange breast and appears in many Irish legends.

Robin 

400

The million amount of pints of Guinness that are consumed worldwide on March 17 — many of those in the United States, though that figure includes global totals.

13 million 

500

This Canadian province has the highest population of Irish ancestry (30%). 

Prince Edward Island 

500

It is also the capital of Northern Ireland. 

Belfast

500

This iconic Irish beer brand, founded in 1759, is one of the most famous stouts in the world.

Guinness

500

Before returning as a missionary, St. Patrick spent several years in Ireland as this, after being captured by Irish raiders.

A slave. 

500

Before becoming a missionary, St. Patrick spent about six years in Ireland doing this humble job, which he later said helped him reflect and strengthen his faith.

Shepherding sheep

500

This triangle shaped instrument is one of the oldest symbols of Ireland and appears on coins, official seals, and flags.

Irish Harp 

500

In 2020–2021, Canadian beer sales by retailers were about this many billion dollars on St. Patrick's Day.

9.2 Billion