Shamrocks and shenanigans - St Patrick's Day
A DigitalNZ Story by Donna Robertson
A celebration of things Irish for St Patrick's Day - 17 March.
St Hat Trick. 17 March, 2007.
Alexander Turnbull Library
St. Patrick's Day display
Kete Horowhenua
Mr J F Aspell flying the Irish flag on St Patrick's Day
Alexander Turnbull Library
St. Patrick's Day. "Guaranteed LUCKY four leaf clovers." "I'll take the lot." 17 March, 2003.
Alexander Turnbull Library
Winter, Mark 1958- :Leap year joke - what do frogs wear on St Patrick's Day? ... 17 March 2012
Alexander Turnbull Library
Jeremy and Rona Cooper
Kete Horowhenua
Irish protest poster
Manatū Taonga, the Ministry for Culture and Heritage
Royal Irish Fusiliers, Post Office Square, Wellington
Alexander Turnbull Library
Poblacht Na H Eireann; the Provisional Government of the Irish Republic to the people of Ireland
Alexander Turnbull Library
Saint Patrick driving the snakes out of Ireland
Auckland Art Gallery Toi o Tāmaki
W. BURKE, Winner of the Irish Jig. (Otago Witness, 21 March 1906)
National Library of New Zealand
Irish men in a hurling match, at an unidentified sportsground, Wellington
Alexander Turnbull Library
Dancers at the Irish National Feis, Kilbirnie, Wellington - Photograph taken by John Nicholson
Alexander Turnbull Library
Irish female camogie team playing at an unidentified sportsground at Labour Day weekend
Alexander Turnbull Library
Wellington Irish National Society camogie team, with trophy and camogie sticks
Alexander Turnbull Library
Patrick O'Hagan, the Irish balladeer, with his accompanist Hal Stead
Alexander Turnbull Library
W B Yeats
Auckland Libraries
Patrick O'Hagan, Irish singer, with an unidentified woman, at the taxation office, Wellington
Alexander Turnbull Library