Ireland
St. Patrick's Day Symbols
St. Patrick's Day History
Leprechaun Lore
St. Patrick's Day Traditions
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What is the capital of Ireland?

Dublin

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What is the traditional color for St. Patrick's Day?

Green

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What religion did St. Patrick teach the Irish people?

Christianity

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What famous cereal features a leprechaun as its mascot?

Lucky Charms

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What might happen to someone who is not wearing green on St. Patrick's Day?

They get pinched!

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What three colors are on the Irish flag?

Green, White, and Orange

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What shape symbolizes St. Patrick's Day?

Shamrock

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How many years was St. Patrick held in Ireland as a slave?

6 years

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According to legend what happens if you catch a Leprechaun?

He grants you 3 wishes OR you get his pot of gold

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What city dyes their river green the Saturday before St. Patrick's Day?

Chicago

300

What languages are spoken in Ireland?

English and Irish/Gaelic

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What does the color green symbolize on St. Patrick's Day?

Hope

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What was the original color for St. Patrick's Day?

Blue

300

Where does a Leprechaun hide his pot of gold?

At the end of the rainbow

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What city hosts the largest St. Patrick's Day parade?

New York

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What gemstone nickname does Ireland have?

The Emerald Isle

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What do the three leaves on a shamrock represent?

Hope, Love & Faith

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What animal did St. Patrick supposedly drive out of Ireland?

Snakes

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What are some key features of a leprechaun's outfit?

Red beard, green suit, green top hat, & buckled shoes

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What popular meat is consumed on St. Patrick's Day?

Corned Beef

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Aside from St. Patrick's Day, what other Global holiday originated in Ireland?

Halloween

500

Name a good luck charm you may see on St. Patrick's Day?

Rabbit's foot, Horseshoe, 4-leaf clover

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Why do we celebrate St. Patrick's Day on March 17th?

The anniversary of St. Patrick's death

500

According to legend how old can a Leprechaun live to be?

300 years old

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What popular phrase stems from the association with the Blarney Stone and the luck of the Irish is said on St. Patrick's Day?

"Kiss me I'm Irish!"