Food
Buttermilk, salt, baking soda and flour are the basic ingredients in what traditional Irish food?
Irish Soda Bread
What is the capital of Ireland?
Dublin
What is the average number of drinks consumed per person on St. Patrick's Day?
4.2
What do the three leaves of a shamrock represent?
Holy Trinity
What color must you wear on St. Patricks day?
Green!
Name five marshmellow "charms" in Lucky Charms cereal
Magical marshmellow hearts, stars, horseshoes, clovers, blue moons, unicorns, rainbows, and tasty red balloons
What is the official currency in Ireland?
The euro
What is another name for Ireland?
The emerald isle
What city dies the river green for St. Patricks?
Chicago
What happens if you don't wear green?
You get pinched
What common reptile is not naturally found in Ireland?
Snakes
How many pints of Guinness do drinkers consume on St. Patrick's Day worldwide?
13 million
How do leprechauns earn their gold?
Making and mending shoes
What beer is considered a traditional "respectful start" to St. Patrick's Celebrations?
Guinness
What traditional Irish dish combines mashed potatoes and cabbage?
Colcannon
What are the colors of the Irish Flag?
Green, white, and orange
What is the highest number of leaves ever recorded on a single clover stem?
63
How long is Dublin's annual St. Patrick's Day Festival?
Traditionally, three
Why do we wear green?
It makes you invisible to leprechauns, sparing you from getting pinched.
The American St. Patrick’s Day tradition of green beer stretches back over 100 years. A 1914 news article cited what ingredient as the source of the green color?
"wash blue" a laundry whitener
In which Irish city will you find the Blarney Stone?
Cork
What U.S. president was the first Irish Catholic to be elected to Office?
Where was the first St. Patricks Day parade ever recorded?
St Augustine in 1601
What is the most disrespectful color to wear on St. Patrick's Day?