During the 18th century, the shamrock became popular as a national emblem worn by ... the Irish Taoiseach presents a Waterford crystal bowl featuring a shamrock design containing shamrocks to ...

Between the early start and the sea of green being worn by the ... just used the Shamrock Run as a reason to start celebrating March 17 a week early and break out their best Irish garb, including ...

The holiday, which began centuries ago as the feast day of St. Patrick, the patron saint of Ireland, has become a day in which everyone gets to be Irish — in part by piling on the shamrock gear ...

Whatever about that, the shamrock, whether it is worn on hats, dresses or lapels or printed as a design on merchandise, remains the unchallenged emblem of Ireland and the Irish.

Wolfhound or the Irish hare, shamrock or St Patrick’s cabbage ... of Foreign Affairs opened its public consultation on the design of a new Irish passport on Wednesday. The Irish passport ...

He has identified four varieties of clover — in layman's terms: white, yellow, black and red — that Irish people label ... "I've never worn a shamrock. I wouldn't want to kill a plant just ...

and was also “often sold and worn as shamrock.” But the botanists sadly confirmed that shamrock was not “remotely exclusively Irish,” and can be found in Britain and throughout northwest ...