Happy St Patrick's Day! Will the luck of the Irish be with you on our crossword?

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Happy St Patrick's Day! ☘️ Whether you're indulging in an Irish-themed feast, attending a parade or enjoying drinks with friends this evening, we at Tom's Guide hope you have an excellent day.

And because we love creating bespoke puzzles for our wonderful readers, we've put together this short crossword for you to kick your celebrations off early. Will you reach the top of the leaderboard today? Kiss the Blarney Stone for good luck and get started below.

How did you do? Let us know what you think in the comments below. Too hard? Too easy? Not enough leprechauns? We welcome all constructive feedback.

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If you enjoyed this crossword then do check out our other puzzles and quizzes. And don't forget to register to save your score, reveal hints for any clues you're not sure of (though I'm sure you won't need that) and secure your spot on the competitive Tom's Guide leaderboard — today could be your lucky day.

Did you know that March 17 was chosen as St Patrick's feast day (now better known worldwide as St Patrick's Day) as this was the day the patron saint of Ireland is said to have passed away, in the year 461.

And the modern tradition of dyeing rivers and waterways green began in Chicago in 1962, not to celebrate the city's Irish connections but actually to trace the source of a sewage leak! We won't dwell on that one for too long.


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