Food/Beverage
What alcohol is usually put in coffee/hot chocolate/earl gray tea?
Baileys: an irish Whiskey brand
Which saint is famous in Ireland?
St. Patrick
What ranking did Ireland get in the 2023 Global Peace Index?
3rd place.
Which singer from one direction is irish?
Niall horan.
What meat is traditionally used in irish stew?
Lamb.
Which city held the first St. Patrick's Day parade in the US?
Boston
Which holiday originated in Ireland?
Halloween.
What percentage of Ireland's population are red-heads?
10%-15% which is the highest population globally.
Which vegetable is Ireland known for?
Potatoes.
What animal did St. Patrick scare out of Ireland by pounding drums?
Snakes
What is Irelands national symbol?
The harp.
Which breakfast food is famous for being Irish?
Oatmeal/Porridge
What 9 items does a traditional Irish breakfast consist of?
Bacon, sausage, eggs, potatoes, beans, bread, tomatoes, mushrooms, white/black pudding.
Where does the term "Paddy Wagon" come from?
An 1800's story where drunk Irish men all said their names were Paddy upon being arrested.
What language did the Irish speak before getting colonized?
Gaelic.
What do you find at the end of the rainbow with the pot of gold?
A leprechaun!
What is white/black pudding?
A blood sausage typically eaten at breakfast.
What is the name of the famine that famously happened in Ireland from 1845-1852
The potato famine
How many times has Ireland won the Eurovision song contest?
Seven. Which is more than any other country that has entered the competition.
What happens if you don't wear green on St. Patrick's day?
You get pinched.