Irish Trivia
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St. Patrick's Day Parades
100

Erin go Bragh means this is Gaelic.

What is Ireland Forever?

100

This green plant is the national flower/symbol of Ireland.

What is the Shamrock?

100

Guinness is considered a stout. Stout is this.

What is a dark beer?

100

Leprechauns are this type of mythical creature.

What is a fairy?

100

This city held one of the first St. Patrick's Day parades in 1762 and it is considered the largest to this day.

What is New York City?

200

From 1845 to 1852, a fungus called P. infestans spread through and destroyed about three-fourths of a very important crop in Ireland, and this was the event that caused over a million Irish people to die of starvation and other causes.

What is the Irish Potato Famine?

200

If you don't wear green on St. Patrick's Day, you'll supposedly get this done to you.

What is pinched?

200

Jameson is this type of liquor.

What is Irish whiskey?

200

People say leprechauns were shoemakers and love this more than anything.

What is gold?

200

This amount of marchers march in NYC's St. Patrick's Day Parade.

What is over 250,000?

300

This landmark in Cork is known to have a special object that legend says if you kiss it while upside down it will give you the gift of eloquence (fluent speaking or writing).

What is the Blarney Stone and Castle?

300

According to mythical belief, if you wear green, you will be this to leprechauns.

What is invisible?

300

This is eaten at breakfast and made out of congealed pig's blood.

What is blood/black pudding?

300

This actor is known to be the evil Leprechaun in the Leprechaun horror franchise.

Who is Warwick Davis?

300

In 1903, the first St. Patrick's Day parade held in Ireland was in this place.

What is Waterford, Ireland?

400

According to legend, these were driven out to sea during one of St. Patrick’s sermons on the Irish hillside.

What are snakes?

400

Chicago has dyed this green every year since 1962.

What is the Chicago River?

400

This bread is made with raisins, and sometimes caraway seeds.

What is Irish soda bread?

400

The leprechaun is the mascot for the Fighting Irish at this university.

What is the University of Notre Dame?

400

While one the first St. Paddy's Day parades was held in 1762, long before Ireland, this very Irish city held the very first one in 1737.

What is Boston?

500

Arthur Guinness (the creator of Guinness stout) used the money he had earned on his sales to take out an incredibly long lease of this amount of years.

What is 9000 years?

500

This is another name for Ireland, and it starts with a green color.

What is the Emerald Isle?

500

Irish Americans typically eat corned beef and cabbage on St. Patrick's Day because Irish immigrants ate it, but this is typically eaten with cabbage in Ireland.

What is bacon (ham)?

500

Leprechauns are more than just a fairy tale. They are protected as this under European Law and the Slieve Foye Loop in the Town of Carlingford in Ireland is the officially protected land for the country's 236 living leprechauns.

What is an endangered species?

500

In 2020, NYC's Saint Patrick's Day Parade was canceled for the first time in this amount of years.

What is 258 years/over 250 years?