What NorthAmericanwaterway didthe Irishimmigrants helpbuild? IrelandForeverWhatdoes “Eringo bragh”mean?31 1/2millionAbout howmanyAmericansclaim to havesome Irishancestry?20yearsHow long did St.Patrick travel aroundIreland baptizingpeople andestablishingmonasteries,schools, andchurches.IrishAmericanimmigrantsSt. Patrick’sDay iscelebrated inAmericabecause of somany _____ Ireland is theonly country tohave a musicalinstrument as itsnational symbol- the Celtic harp.noDid St.Patrick drivereal snakesout ofIreland?shoemakerAccording tofolklore,what is aleprechaun’soccupation?Where do theydye the rivergreen for St.Patrick's Dayevery year?The tradition ofpinching peoplecame from the beliefthat wearing _____makes you invisibleto leprechauns & ifleprechauns see you,they pinch you.What arethe colorsof theIrish flag?apriestWhen St.Patrick returnedto Britain whatdid hebecome?The Declaration,written by Patrick,says that God toldhim to flee to thecoast, where a _____would be waiting totake him home. evil & paganismThe "snakes"St. Patrick gotrid of actuallyrepresentedwhat?SavannahWhat city inGeorgia has had ahuge St. Patrick’sDay parade &celebration since1813?Who diedon March17th, 461AD?NewDublinEach year on St.Patrick's Day, thetown of New London,WI, changes its name—including on streetsigns and everything—to _____.“St.Paddy'sDay”What is an informalterm for St. Patrick'sDay? (from theshortened form ofthe original Irishspelling of Patrick,which is Pádraig.)aboxtyWhat isan Irishpotatocake?This meal isn'treally a traditionalIrish dish but wasstarted by IrishAmericanimmigrantsBritainWherewas St.Patrickborn?St. Patrick’s Daywas originallymeant to celebrateSaint Patrick forintroducing _____to Ireland in thefifth century IrelandEventually St.Patrick returnedto _____ to tellthe peopleabout God.DownpatrickA Saint Patrick'sDay Christianprocession in_____, whereSaint Patrick issaid to be buriedpotatofamineWhat made 1/4 ofthe Irish nationleave theirhomeland andcome to Americastarting in 1845?What colorwas 1stassociatedwith St.Patrick's Day?St.Augustine,FloridaIn 1607, wherewas the first-known St. Patrick'sDay parade? (aSpanish colonybut had an Irishvicar)slaveWhen St. Patrickwas just 16 yearsold he wascaptured andtaken to Irelandas a _____.St.Patrick'sDayParadeThe first _____in Irelandwasn't helduntil 1903, inWaterford.mashedpotatoesColcannon is atraditional Irishdish of buttery_____ withgreen cabbage.What job didSt. Patrickhave the 1sttime he wasin Ireland?a potof goldAccording toIrish folklore,what will youfind at the endof a rainbow?MaewynSuccatWhat wasSt.Patrick'sreal name?What did St.Patrick use tosymbolize theTrinity of God theFather, Jesus theSon and the HolySpirit?What NorthAmericanwaterway didthe Irishimmigrants helpbuild? IrelandForeverWhatdoes “Eringo bragh”mean?31 1/2millionAbout howmanyAmericansclaim to havesome Irishancestry?20yearsHow long did St.Patrick travel aroundIreland baptizingpeople andestablishingmonasteries,schools, andchurches.IrishAmericanimmigrantsSt. Patrick’sDay iscelebrated inAmericabecause of somany _____ Ireland is theonly country tohave a musicalinstrument as itsnational symbol- the Celtic harp.noDid St.Patrick drivereal snakesout ofIreland?shoemakerAccording tofolklore,what is aleprechaun’soccupation?Where do theydye the rivergreen for St.Patrick's Dayevery year?The tradition ofpinching peoplecame from the beliefthat wearing _____makes you invisibleto leprechauns & ifleprechauns see you,they pinch you.What arethe colorsof theIrish flag?apriestWhen St.Patrick returnedto Britain whatdid hebecome?The Declaration,written by Patrick,says that God toldhim to flee to thecoast, where a _____would be waiting totake him home.evil & paganismThe "snakes"St. Patrick gotrid of actuallyrepresentedwhat?SavannahWhat city inGeorgia has had ahuge St. Patrick’sDay parade &celebration since1813?Who diedon March17th, 461AD?NewDublinEach year on St.Patrick's Day, thetown of New London,WI, changes its name—including on streetsigns and everything—to _____.“St.Paddy'sDay”What is an informalterm for St. Patrick'sDay? (from theshortened form ofthe original Irishspelling of Patrick,which is Pádraig.)aboxtyWhat isan Irishpotatocake?This meal isn'treally a traditionalIrish dish but wasstarted by IrishAmericanimmigrantsBritainWherewas St.Patrickborn?St. Patrick’s Daywas originallymeant to celebrateSaint Patrick forintroducing _____to Ireland in thefifth century IrelandEventually St.Patrick returnedto _____ to tellthe peopleabout God.DownpatrickA Saint Patrick'sDay Christianprocession in_____, whereSaint Patrick issaid to be buriedpotatofamineWhat made 1/4 ofthe Irish nationleave theirhomeland andcome to Americastarting in 1845?What colorwas 1stassociatedwith St.Patrick's Day?St.Augustine,FloridaIn 1607, wherewas the first-known St. Patrick'sDay parade? (aSpanish colonybut had an Irishvicar)slaveWhen St. Patrickwas just 16 yearsold he wascaptured andtaken to Irelandas a _____.St.Patrick'sDayParadeThe first _____in Irelandwasn't helduntil 1903, inWaterford.mashedpotatoesColcannon is atraditional Irishdish of buttery_____ withgreen cabbage.What job didSt. Patrickhave the 1sttime he wasin Ireland?a potof goldAccording toIrish folklore,what will youfind at the endof a rainbow?MaewynSuccatWhat wasSt.Patrick'sreal name?What did St.Patrick use tosymbolize theTrinity of God theFather, Jesus theSon and the HolySpirit?

St. Patrick's Day Bingo - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What North American waterway did the Irish immigrants help build?
  2. What does “Erin go bragh” mean?
    Ireland Forever
  3. About how many Americans claim to have some Irish ancestry?
    31 1/2 million
  4. How long did St. Patrick travel around Ireland baptizing people and establishing monasteries, schools, and churches.
    20 years
  5. St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated in America because of so many _____
    Irish American immigrants
  6. Ireland is the only country to have a musical instrument as its national symbol - the Celtic harp.
  7. Did St. Patrick drive real snakes out of Ireland?
    no
  8. According to folklore, what is a leprechaun’s occupation?
    shoemaker
  9. Where do they dye the river green for St. Patrick's Day every year?
  10. The tradition of pinching people came from the belief that wearing _____ makes you invisible to leprechauns & if leprechauns see you, they pinch you.
  11. What are the colors of the Irish flag?
  12. When St. Patrick returned to Britain what did he become?
    a priest
  13. The Declaration, written by Patrick, says that God told him to flee to the coast, where a _____ would be waiting to take him home.
  14. The "snakes" St. Patrick got rid of actually represented what?
    evil & paganism
  15. What city in Georgia has had a huge St. Patrick’s Day parade & celebration since 1813?
    Savannah
  16. Who died on March 17th, 461 AD?
  17. Each year on St. Patrick's Day, the town of New London, WI, changes its name—including on street signs and everything—to _____.
    New Dublin
  18. What is an informal term for St. Patrick's Day? (from the shortened form of the original Irish spelling of Patrick, which is Pádraig.)
    “St. Paddy's Day”
  19. What is an Irish potato cake?
    a boxty
  20. This meal isn't really a traditional Irish dish but was started by Irish American immigrants
  21. Where was St. Patrick born?
    Britain
  22. St. Patrick’s Day was originally meant to celebrate Saint Patrick for introducing _____ to Ireland in the fifth century
  23. Eventually St. Patrick returned to _____ to tell the people about God.
    Ireland
  24. A Saint Patrick's Day Christian procession in _____, where Saint Patrick is said to be buried
    Downpatrick
  25. What made 1/4 of the Irish nation leave their homeland and come to America starting in 1845?
    potato famine
  26. What color was 1st associated with St. Patrick's Day?
  27. In 1607, where was the first-known St. Patrick's Day parade? (a Spanish colony but had an Irish vicar)
    St. Augustine, Florida
  28. When St. Patrick was just 16 years old he was captured and taken to Ireland as a _____.
    slave
  29. The first _____ in Ireland wasn't held until 1903, in Waterford.
    St. Patrick's Day Parade
  30. Colcannon is a traditional Irish dish of buttery _____ with green cabbage.
    mashed potatoes
  31. What job did St. Patrick have the 1st time he was in Ireland?
  32. According to Irish folklore, what will you find at the end of a rainbow?
    a pot of gold
  33. What was St. Patrick's real name?
    Maewyn Succat
  34. What did St. Patrick use to symbolize the Trinity of God the Father, Jesus the Son and the Holy Spirit?