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For the most part, these trick questions are filled with humor in honor of the festivity of the famous holiday dedicated to St. Patrick. These riddles are fantastic for activities related to this worldwide celebration and are especially for the little ones to enjoy.
So if you're ready to use or solve these brain teasers, they are listed for you below. If you do share them, please attribute them to Riddles And Answers where possible. Also, you can share any original riddles with us in the section that reads "Post Your Own..." near the end of the page.
St. Patty Treat Riddle
I am a yummy type of meat That people have as a St. Patty's Day treat. So enjoy me with your dinner, If youre not too hungry, just cut me thinner.
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What Kind Of Clover Riddle
I am a small type of clover If you see me, don't move over. The amount of leaves I have is four. The best luck comes to those with more. What is it?
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In A Secret Spot
I'm in the big black pot. You can only take me, if you've found the secret spot. I'm worth a lot, you should know. The place I'm in, is at the end of the rainbow. What am I?
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Irish Fairies
An Irish fairy is what I am. Just a little bearded man. When people see me on this day "Stay away from my gold," is what I'll say. What am I?
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How Many Leaves Riddle
A special type of plant, I am. Try and find me if you can. One, two, three, or four, how many leaves will I have? I'm not too sure.
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Green Like A Leaf
I usually go with a special beef, I'm a green vegetable, like a leaf. I'm a yummy addition to your St. Patrick's Day dinner. If you eat me a lot, you might even get slimmer. What am I?
Hint:
Ironing Clovers Riddle
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Pot O Gold Riddle
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Little Green Quitter Riddle
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Irish Potatoes
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Beating The Irishman Riddle
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The End Of Rainbows Riddle
At the end of rainbows
Is where I can be seen
You will know that its me
Because I'm wearing green
If you see my magical pot of gold, don't run a muck
For it's filled with good fortune and luck!
Is where I can be seen
You will know that its me
Because I'm wearing green
If you see my magical pot of gold, don't run a muck
For it's filled with good fortune and luck!
Hint:
Capture One Of These Riddle
If you capture one of these
At the end of a rainbow
He will grant you three wishes
If you will then let him go
At the end of a rainbow
He will grant you three wishes
If you will then let him go
Hint:
Always On The Lookout Riddle
I have a ginger beard
And green clothing I am told
I am always on the lookout
For coins for my pot of gold
Who am I?
And green clothing I am told
I am always on the lookout
For coins for my pot of gold
Who am I?
Hint:
Weatherman And The Leprechaun
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Post Your St Patricks Day Riddles Puns Below
Can you come up with a cool, funny or clever St Patricks Day Riddles of your own? Post it below (without the answer) to see if you can stump our users.
1. Why did the leprechaun refuse his glass of milk? Because he prefers his drinks with a little bit of Irish Whiskey, especially on St. Patrick's Day!
2. What did the Irish potato say to the other potatoes? "Don't worry, we'll all be sham-rocking tonight!"
3. How does an Irish person start a conversation? With a "top o' the morning" and plenty of Blarney!
4. Why was the Irishman holding a shoe in one hand and a bottle of Jameson in the other? It was his lucky charm for finding a pot of gold!
5. How do you know when a leprechaun has been drinking? When he starts to act like a wee bit of a sham-rockstar!
6. What do you call an Irishman who is always up for a good time? A LepreCONNOISSEUR, of course!
7. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear green on St. Patrick's Day? Because he was already a natural born Irish charm!
8. What did the Irish spider say to the fly? "Come into my parlor, said the leprechaun to the St. Paddy's Day party!"
9. Why did the Irishman cross the road? To get to the pub on the other side, of course!
10. What do you call an Irishman with a happy-go-lucky attitude? A lucky Leprechaun who's always feeling grand!
11. Why did the Irishman refuse to drink green beer on St. Patrick's Day? Because he prefers his pints of Guinness to have a golden hue!
12. How do you know when an Irishman is in the room? You can practically feel the lucky charm radiating off of him!
13. What do you call an Irishman who loves to party? A shillelagh-shaking, jig-dancing, Guinness-swilling fun machine!
14. Why did the Irishman bring his own cup to the party? Because he knows that a good drink always starts with a good vessel!
15. What do you call an Irishman on St. Patrick's Day who's feeling down? A sham-rock bottom, but with a pint of Guinness, he'll be up in no time!
16. How do you know when a rainbow is actually a leprechaun's treasure map? When it leads to a pot of gold at the end of the stars and stripes!
17. Why did the Irishman's girlfriend break up with him on St. Patrick's Day? Because she couldn't handle all the Blarney!
18. What do you call an Irishman who loves to sing and dance? A jig-worthy, melody-carrying, glee-spreading sham-ROCKSTAR!
19. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear a leprechaun hat on St. Patrick's Day? Because he already has a head full of lucky ideas!
20. How do you know when an Irishman can't keep a secret on St. Patrick's Day? When he turns as red as a clover leaf!
21. What do you call an Irishman who loves to cook? A culinary craic master, of course!
22. Why did the Irishman bring a pot of gold to the party? Because he knows that when beer is involved, everyone's a winner!
23. How do you know when an Irishman is telling a bad joke on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to get a little green around the gills!
24. What do you call an Irishman who's always in a good mood? A clowning-around, smile-making, merry-making JIGSTER!
25. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear green clothes on St. Patrick's Day? Because he's already green with envy over how lucky he already is!
26. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little unlucky on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a broken shillelagh!
27. What do you call an Irishman who's always looking for a good time? A craic-addicting, joke-telling, good-natured HOOPLA machine!
28. Why did the Irishman bring his own pot of gold to the party? Because he knows that when luck is involved, you've got to be prepared for anything!
29. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little bit too lucky on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to talk about finding his own pot of gold at the end of the shillelagh!
30. What do you call an Irishman who knows how to party? A craic-seeking, revel-loving, Guinness-spilling Shaman!
31. Why did the Irishman refuse to go out with the fellow on the wrong crowd on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the luck is involved, the right crowd is all that matters!
32. How do you know when an Irishman is in a good mood on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to get a little jiggy with it!
33. What do you call an Irishman who's always up for a laugh? A joke-telling, jiving, lively HUMORIST!
34. Why did the Irishman bring his own Blarney Stone to the party on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the craic is involved, you've got to have something to hold onto!
35. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling especially lucky on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to get a little green with envy over his own good fortune!
36. What do you call an Irishman who's always up for adventure? A thrill-seeking, adrenaline-pumping, EDGE-TAPPING explorer!
37. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear any green clothes on St. Patrick's Day? Because he's already got a little bit of luck of the Irish glowing inside of him!
38. How do you know when an Irishman has had a little bit too much fun on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a broken accordion!
39. What do you call an Irishman who loves to dance the jig? A leprechaun-capering, toe-tapping, stair-climbing CLOG-CHAMPION!
40. Why did the Irishman bring his own lucky shamrock to the party on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the luck is involved, you can never have too many green symbols of good fortune!
41. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little bit down on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a sad fiddle!
42. What do you call an Irishman who's always up for a challenge? A daredevil, intuition-defying, luck-embodying ADVENTURER!
43. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear any green on St. Patrick's Day? Because he's already got enough gusto and Blarney to make his own luck!
44. How do you know when an Irishman has had too much to drink on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a broken concertina!
45. What do you call an Irishman who loves to play the fiddle? A tune-keeping, melody-carrying, joy-spreading minstrel!
46. Why did the Irishman bring his own pot of gold to the party on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the luck is involved, you've got to have your own stash of treasures!
47. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little bit too chipper on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a noisy accordion!
48. What do you call an Irishman who's always looking to stir things up? A trouble-making, chaos-causing, fun-loving RASCAL!
49. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear any green clothing on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the luck is involved, the attitude is all that matters!
50. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little bit too lucky on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a broken banjo!
1. Why did the leprechaun refuse his glass of milk? Because he prefers his drinks with a little bit of Irish Whiskey, especially on St. Patrick's Day!
2. What did the Irish potato say to the other potatoes? "Don't worry, we'll all be sham-rocking tonight!"
3. How does an Irish person start a conversation? With a "top o' the morning" and plenty of Blarney!
4. Why was the Irishman holding a shoe in one hand and a bottle of Jameson in the other? It was his lucky charm for finding a pot of gold!
5. How do you know when a leprechaun has been drinking? When he starts to act like a wee bit of a sham-rockstar!
6. What do you call an Irishman who is always up for a good time? A LepreCONNOISSEUR, of course!
7. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear green on St. Patrick's Day? Because he was already a natural born Irish charm!
8. What did the Irish spider say to the fly? "Come into my parlor, said the leprechaun to the St. Paddy's Day party!"
9. Why did the Irishman cross the road? To get to the pub on the other side, of course!
10. What do you call an Irishman with a happy-go-lucky attitude? A lucky Leprechaun who's always feeling grand!
11. Why did the Irishman refuse to drink green beer on St. Patrick's Day? Because he prefers his pints of Guinness to have a golden hue!
12. How do you know when an Irishman is in the room? You can practically feel the lucky charm radiating off of him!
13. What do you call an Irishman who loves to party? A shillelagh-shaking, jig-dancing, Guinness-swilling fun machine!
14. Why did the Irishman bring his own cup to the party? Because he knows that a good drink always starts with a good vessel!
15. What do you call an Irishman on St. Patrick's Day who's feeling down? A sham-rock bottom, but with a pint of Guinness, he'll be up in no time!
16. How do you know when a rainbow is actually a leprechaun's treasure map? When it leads to a pot of gold at the end of the stars and stripes!
17. Why did the Irishman's girlfriend break up with him on St. Patrick's Day? Because she couldn't handle all the Blarney!
18. What do you call an Irishman who loves to sing and dance? A jig-worthy, melody-carrying, glee-spreading sham-ROCKSTAR!
19. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear a leprechaun hat on St. Patrick's Day? Because he already has a head full of lucky ideas!
20. How do you know when an Irishman can't keep a secret on St. Patrick's Day? When he turns as red as a clover leaf!
21. What do you call an Irishman who loves to cook? A culinary craic master, of course!
22. Why did the Irishman bring a pot of gold to the party? Because he knows that when beer is involved, everyone's a winner!
23. How do you know when an Irishman is telling a bad joke on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to get a little green around the gills!
24. What do you call an Irishman who's always in a good mood? A clowning-around, smile-making, merry-making JIGSTER!
25. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear green clothes on St. Patrick's Day? Because he's already green with envy over how lucky he already is!
26. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little unlucky on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a broken shillelagh!
27. What do you call an Irishman who's always looking for a good time? A craic-addicting, joke-telling, good-natured HOOPLA machine!
28. Why did the Irishman bring his own pot of gold to the party? Because he knows that when luck is involved, you've got to be prepared for anything!
29. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little bit too lucky on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to talk about finding his own pot of gold at the end of the shillelagh!
30. What do you call an Irishman who knows how to party? A craic-seeking, revel-loving, Guinness-spilling Shaman!
31. Why did the Irishman refuse to go out with the fellow on the wrong crowd on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the luck is involved, the right crowd is all that matters!
32. How do you know when an Irishman is in a good mood on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to get a little jiggy with it!
33. What do you call an Irishman who's always up for a laugh? A joke-telling, jiving, lively HUMORIST!
34. Why did the Irishman bring his own Blarney Stone to the party on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the craic is involved, you've got to have something to hold onto!
35. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling especially lucky on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to get a little green with envy over his own good fortune!
36. What do you call an Irishman who's always up for adventure? A thrill-seeking, adrenaline-pumping, EDGE-TAPPING explorer!
37. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear any green clothes on St. Patrick's Day? Because he's already got a little bit of luck of the Irish glowing inside of him!
38. How do you know when an Irishman has had a little bit too much fun on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a broken accordion!
39. What do you call an Irishman who loves to dance the jig? A leprechaun-capering, toe-tapping, stair-climbing CLOG-CHAMPION!
40. Why did the Irishman bring his own lucky shamrock to the party on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the luck is involved, you can never have too many green symbols of good fortune!
41. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little bit down on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a sad fiddle!
42. What do you call an Irishman who's always up for a challenge? A daredevil, intuition-defying, luck-embodying ADVENTURER!
43. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear any green on St. Patrick's Day? Because he's already got enough gusto and Blarney to make his own luck!
44. How do you know when an Irishman has had too much to drink on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a broken concertina!
45. What do you call an Irishman who loves to play the fiddle? A tune-keeping, melody-carrying, joy-spreading minstrel!
46. Why did the Irishman bring his own pot of gold to the party on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the luck is involved, you've got to have your own stash of treasures!
47. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little bit too chipper on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a noisy accordion!
48. What do you call an Irishman who's always looking to stir things up? A trouble-making, chaos-causing, fun-loving RASCAL!
49. Why did the Irishman refuse to wear any green clothing on St. Patrick's Day? Because he knows that when the luck is involved, the attitude is all that matters!
50. How do you know when an Irishman is feeling a little bit too lucky on St. Patrick's Day? When he starts to sound like a broken banjo!