Jolly Old Ireland and Its People
Baileys, Guinness, and Jameson (Oh, my!)
Lore of the Irish
St. Patrick's Day in the USA
St. Patrick's Day in Ireland
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The colors of the Irish Flag.
Green, White, and Orange
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Common US beer modification for St. Patrick's Day.
Dyed Green
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Reason for the celebration of the holiday on March 17th.
The day St. Patrick died.
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These diminutive figures will show you the way to a Pot of Gold.
Leprechauns
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What is this?
A Shamrock.
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The capital of Ireland
Dublin
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The three alcohols contained in the Irish Flag Shot.
Creme de Menthe, Bailey's Irish Cream, and Triple Sec/Orange Liqueur.
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Where in Ireland was St. Patrick born?
He wasn't. He was born in Roman Britian.
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This is a common tradition for those cities with a river either running though or near it.
Dye it Green.
200
What type of beer is this?
A Stout.
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Ireland is also known by a nickname: The _________ Isle.
Emerald
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Of Whiskey and Whisky, which is from Ireland?
Whiskey.
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During his mission in Ireland, it is fabled that St. Patrick banished all of these from the entire island.
Snakes
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This city's St. Patrick's Day parade brings in 2 million visitors each year.
New York City
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This Celtic creature are known for their cranky demeanor, mending of shoes, and use trickery to protect their secrets.
Leprechauns
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U.S. county or state with the largest number of citizens with Irish ancestry.
Cook County, Illinois
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This invention contributed to the party atmosphere commonly known in Ireland on St. Patrick's Day.
Television
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During what formative event did St. Patrick become a devout Christian?
While being held prisoner by Irish raiders attacking his family's estate.
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While thought to be a traditional Irish dish, this meal is actually the invention of Irish-American immigrants.
Corned Beef and Cabbage
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Traditional bread, commonly eaten with Shepherd's Pie and Beef or Lamb stews.
Soda Bread
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In what century was the oldest pub in Ireland founded?
The 8th century. Founded in 900AD. (Sean's Bar in Westmeath)
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Until 1961, it was only legal to do drink here in Dublin on St. Patrick's Day.
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The Royal Dublin Dog Show
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When was St. Patrick formally cannonized?
He never was.
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Amount of money spent by Americans on St. Patrick's Day preparations each year.
Approximately $5.87 billion.
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Average number of pints of Guinness served on St. Patrick's Day.
13 million.
