| 1. gold |
a seaport in Ireland that also serves as the Capital city |
| 2. emerald
|
a major seaport and city in the upper part of Ireland |
| 3. colcannon
|
a colorful bow of arcs that appears due to the reflection of sunlight and rain |
| 4. leprechaun
|
a small person characterized as descending from Ireland with a large affinity for gold |
| 5. shamrock
|
a missionary and bishop from ancient Ireland ; the patron saint of Ireland |
| 6. irish
|
a procession held in the spirit of celebration and in a festive atmosphere
|
| 7. dublin
|
a monetary unit as pertained to a precious yellow metal. the metal is highly unreactive and has many modern day uses. |
| 8. belfast
|
an unexplainable force that usually perpetuates itself in the form of good happenings |
| 9. blarney
stone |
a small flowered clover that also represents the symbol of Ireland |
| 10. rainbow |
an Irish casserole consisting of cabbage and other vegetables mashed with potatoes |
| 11. saint
|
Someone or something that has inhabited from Ireland |
| 12. St.
Patrick |
a stone in Ireland that is traditionally kissed to achieve prowess |
| 13. parade
|
a person who has dedicated their life to extreme holiness and purity |
| 14. luck |
an extremely rare gem that is colored green by chromium |