Once dried, frame them in glass or wooden frames to display as art. This craft is a wonderful ... then arrange them in a clover shape to form a shamrock. Glue the handprints together and add ...

The clover was a sacred plant of the Irish Druids ... used in the art of Bataireacht (Bat-er-akt), an ancient Irish martial art, and means 'stick fighting.' It evolved over the centuries from ...

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Shamrock vs. clover: what's the difference? All shamrocks are clovers, but not all clovers are shamrocks. How can that be, you ask? Clover is the common name for plants of the genus Trifolium ...

The word shamrock derives from the Gaelic word seamrog, most likely meaning "little clover." According to Catholic ... to be presented to President Bush. Art Agnew, Ireland's ambassador to Mexico ...

shamrocks! Or wait, are those clovers? The whole shamrock versus clover confusion plays out in so many aspects of the holiday, whether we notice it or not. They're often used interchangeably in ...

“In the 18th century, the cult of St. Patrick associated the three-leaf shamrock (which is a clover) with a legend that he used to teach the Catholic doctrine of the Holy Trinity ...