As with many holiday symbols, the shamrock's importance began as a legend that grew until it obtained its current symbolic relevance to Ireland as a whole. And as it turns out, that legend has ...

The word shamrock comes from the Irish seamróg, meaning young clover. Associated with St Patrick, who used the shamrock to ...

I'm betting it's not the harp, Ireland's official national symbol, but more likely the shamrock, the shillelagh, or the Leprechaun. We take a look at some of the most well-known Irish symbols and ...

The Celtic symbol for luck and the unofficial, yet the most recognizable symbol of Ireland. The shamrock is a single-stemmed plant with three leaves and grows on the hills of Ireland.

Or is it a shamrock? Between all the glowing green beer, green grub, and dazzling St. Patrick's Day decorations, it can be ...

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“The shamrock was used as a symbol by Irish militia groups in the 1700s, and after the Act of Union, which made Ireland formally part of the United Kingdom in 1800, the shamrock appeared beside ...

Occasionally, though, clovers will grow four leaves. So, the shamrock symbol is a typical clover with three leaves. St. Patrick's Day shamrocks are usually green, but clovers can also be purple ...

Occasionally, though, clovers will grow four leaves. So, the shamrock symbol is a typical clover with three leaves. St. Patrick's Day shamrocks are usually green, but clovers can also be purple ...