Tomorrow, it'll be all of them!

If you are in a clover field, extremely high! They are not as rare as you might think. There is actually a world record for most 4 leafed clover collected in an hour and it was like 160 of them! 5 Leafed clovers are a little more rare with around 1 in 25,000 clovers being 5 leafed. There are even 6, 7 & 8 leafed clovers and more.

Technically, a Leipreachán, but you're after what he's guarding!

A potato pancake, and an integral part of my breakfast! Mashed potato and grated raw potato, tossed about a bit with some flour, add a bit of milk, mix it up and make little patties. Fry them in (preferably) a cast iron pan and cook it until a beautiful golden colour.

In my family... About 20, but that's only because I bring the average down as I don't drink.

Answer: Sarajevo (Capital of Bosnia and Herzegovina).

Answer: 300 million.

Boston in 1737. (In Ireland, the first St. Patrick's Day parade wouldn't take place until the early 20th century!)

Answer: Over 5 million.

It's Chicago, isn't it?

1. We don't have a national flower, we have a plant. The shamrock. 2. The national emblem is the Celtic Harp on a blue (Azure) background.

Answer: Lucky Charms.

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Murphy's, O'Hara's, Beamish, Guinness... Although the debate over whether is counts as a dry stout if it's nitrogenated continues.

Because, for a long time, under British rule/Penal Laws, wearing a shamrock, or any green, was outlawed and doing so resulted in the execution of the wearer (ethnic Irish.)

Answer: More than 100.

Answer: 1903.

Answer: 56, according to the Guinness Book of World Records.

Often mistakenly believed to be the countries official motto, however we don't actually have an official motto.

Answer: 40 pounds.

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Five. "The St. Patrick's Day Festival in Dublin is a five-day event of outstanding Irish and international entertainments, with a huge street carnival held on the 17th March with parades along O'Connell Street and through the centre of Ireland." https://www.discoveringireland.com/st-patricks-day-events-in-ireland/

Answer: Beer vendors were allowed at the big national dog show, which was always held on St. Patrick's Day.

Answer: Maewyn Succat.

Answer: The Roman Colosseum, Leaning Tower of Pisa, Sydney Opera House, and the Empire State Building are among the possible correct answers.

Answer: Blue.

Everybody??

At €7.50 per pint in most pubs in dublin alot of money

Answer: It marks the day St. Patrick died in 461 A.D.

Redundant question.

Answer: He was a missionary who is credited with bringing Christianity to areas of Ireland.

Answer: America.

Answer: He was considered to be a father figure to the people.

Answer: 12 million.

Answer: Belfast.

Answer: Birmingham.

Answer: Irish Wolfhound.

Answer: St. Patrick was said to have used the three-leaf clover to demonstrate the Holy Trinity (Father, Son, and Holy Ghost) to potential converts. It can also symbolize love, hope, and faith.

Answer: The sun.

Answer: Savannah, Georgia.

Nobody knows for sure. There are some records that suggest it could have been Wales, a fair few different places in England, and there are even some records claiming that he was from Kilpatrick in Scotland.

Answer: The London Eye.

Originally they were said to have claimed gold from the 'battlefields of old' as their own. Collecting lost gold and trinkets since the ancient times and even stealing it for the kings themselves. During the 1800's the tales changed to show them as cobblers, making and mending shoes. Although this does not explain how they got their gold as coinage was in use by then.

Answer: Trick question! St. Patrick was never canonized by a pope.

Answer: He was abducted and brought to Northern Ireland.

Answer: About 150,000.

(Allegedly) In the aptly named town of Downpatrick, in County Down

Answer: “Darby O’Gill and the Little People.”

Where you getting the 1,000 coins from? I've never heard that before. But it was always said that it was an unnatural/supernatural/magical wealth of gold, Or sometime just 'the wealth of a king'.

So firstly, you have to threaten him "With bloody violence" if he refuses to take you to his treasure. Then you must not take your eye off of him or look away, or else he will disappear. He will try to trick you into letting him go or into looking away.

St Patrick is the only mascot for St Patricks day.

Answer: It commemorates the arrival of Christianity and Saint Patrick into Ireland.

Answer: Dublin.

Answer: A shamrock bowl.

Walked the wilderness for 28 days, Prayed for food, found some boar, ate them, went home, travelled Europe, studied Christianity in France, became a priest, joined a missionary, Travelled to Ireland, got kicked out, went a bit further north, made a few friends (mostly wealthy women) , got put on trial, gave back the gifts the wealthy women gave him, gave gifts to the kings, judges and tribe chiefs (Most definitely NOT a "Bribe"), Left Ireland, came back, converted wealthy women to nuns (I wonder where their money went???), baptised a shed load of people and spread the word of the lord.

Answer: A tree.

Answer: Harry S. Truman.

Very redundant

Answer: Corned beef and cabbage.

Answer: Making a special dinner.

Answer: Mary Higgins Clark.

Answer: Bank Holiday (Ireland) Act 1903.