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Newspaper

Ottawa Herald

Location

Ottawa, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1981

Page

9

An Irish Blessing and Gaelic Phrases in a St Patrick’s Day Note

The text shares a popular Irish blessing about roads, winds, sun and rain with a final wish for being held in God’s hand. It notes most Irish speak English while about 5 percent use Gaelic daily and provides sample Gaelic phrases for How are you and Goodbye. It ends by asking readers to look through their paper for St Patrick’s Day signs.

Kissing the Blarney Stone and Gift of Gab Tale

Tourists visit Blarney Castle in Ireland to kiss the Blarney stone and gain the gift of gab. Folklore cites stories of a king saved by a grateful fairy, Queen Elizabeth I irritated by rambling letters, and the Lord of Blarney’s flattery deterring attacks, all explaining the custom’s origins.

Blarney Castle Ireland Queen Elizabeth I Cork The Republic of Ireland

Swords Hidden in Picture Across ENE View

The prompt asks to locate all swords within a pictured scene facing east-northeast. The Alpha Sentence requests reading the first line of the included text.

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A Great Day for the Irish and St Patrick's History

An overview of St Patrick of Ireland, legends about his life, the Leprechauns and their pots of gold, the division of Ireland into Northern Ireland and the Republic, shamrocks as a national symbol, Irish surnames in America, and the shillelagh as a traditional Irish cane and souvenir.

St. Patrick Ireland England France Wales Shillelagh

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