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The Irish wolfhound is the only dog breed that originated in Ireland.
Blarney. There are many Irish breeds, including the Irish spaniel, Irish terrier, and Irish setter.
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A shamrock has 4 cloves.
Blarney. A shamrock has 3 cloves.
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The Chicago River is dyed green on St. Patrick’s Day.
Truth. The tradition was started in 1961.
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Limerick is the capital of Ireland.
Blarney. Dublin, the largest city in Ireland, is the capital.
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The dandelion is often called the “Irish daisy.”
Truth.
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If you kiss the Blarney Stone, you might spill the beans.
Truth. When you kiss the Blarney Stone, you receive the gift of gab.
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Paddy is the common nickname for the name Philip.
Blarney. It is a nickname for people named Patrick.
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A leprechaun is really an Irish teacher.
Blarney. He’s a shoemaker
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According to Irish lore, Saint Patrick rid Ireland of snakes.
Truth. Ireland is one of many countries where there are no snakes.
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Boxty is boxed tea.
Blarney. Boxty is an Irish potato pancake.
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The national color of Ireland is green.
Blarney. Although green is associated with Ireland, the official national color of Ireland is blue.
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Corn beef and cabbage is the traditional St. Patrick’s Day meal.
Blarney. The original St. Paddy’s Day meal was boiled bacon and potatoes.
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Ireland was the first to have a St. Patrick’s Day parade.
Blarney. New York City held its first St. Patrick’s Day parade in 1762. Ireland had its first parade in the early 1900s in Dublin.
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