1. What profession do leprechauns traditionally have (besides just being a leprechaun)? Barber Banker Shoemaker Bartender

2. I suppose you will have heard of "kissing the Blarney Stone"! What makes people 'pucker their lips' and plant a great, big, wet smacker on this piece of ancient limestone? It is said to bring an adventurous and interesting life to that person It is said to heal the broken hearts of spurned lovers It is said to bring the power of eloquent speech to that person It is said to bring luck in money, love and health to that person

3. In Irish old wives tales, once married and on the wedding night, which ever one of the newly married pair goes to sleep first will be the first to what? Die Laugh Cry Scream

4. What was considered to be good practice to prevent tooth ache? Drinking two cups of whiskey per day Saluting the four points of the compass Chewing daisies and buttercups Carrying a haddock's jawbone around

5. In old Irish superstition, which day of the week is it considered unlucky to marry on? Saturday Monday Sunday Tuesday

6. In Irish superstition, if a black cat crosses a person's path on a moon-lit night what does it mean? Bad weather the next day Good fortune Death in an epidemic Good weather the next day

7. In old Irish custom, after a bride was married in Ireland, what did she and her new husband have to do after leaving the wedding? They had to avoid right angles and to take all left turns on the way home They took a different route home after the wedding, than the one the bride used going there They had to run a mile, jump a style and eat a country pancake They had to hug an oak tree and tie a bit of the wedding dress ribbon to it

8. In Irish superstition, to deliberately kill a cat causes what to happen? A visit from the evil, giant cat spirit Seventeen years of bad luck Development of facial warts and moles with hair growth Fined and put in jail for a decent period of time

9. Early Irish astrologers were known as what name? Anu Airbe Druad Neladoir Cenad

10. The national emblem of Ireland is better known as the "shamrock". However, it has mystical beginnings and has been known as what other name(s)? Trefolage or Brigit's weed Seamroy or Trefoil Drieleaf or Paddy's Trine None of these