Irish Literature Buff Pillows

"Not 'Dubliners' again?!!"

"Hic. Gosh and begorrah!" "Wha?"

"Happy St Patrick’s Day"

"Sorry lad, ye can't be having' me pot o' toilet paper."

Larry's Literary Market

St Patrick driving the snakes out of Ireland.

James Joyce.

Seamus Heaney

Saint Patrick

"I stole me a pot of gold. That's how I became a Lepre-CON."

"'Frankenstein' is Jewish. I'm Irish on my mother's side because she was green, and an 'O' Houligan'..."

James Joyce

A leprechaun sits under a mushroom.

'Since when does Shamrocks give you an itchy rash?'

W. B. Yeats

'I'm here to apply for a green job.'

"While well known for ridding Ireland of snakes, St Patrick received little credit for his earlier wildlife banishings."

Oliver Goldsmith.

About to take a triumphant departure from Ireland, Saint Patrick set his sights on world domination. That is, before his focus was diverted by a small harmless looking beverage.

'I love the Giant's Causeway.'

Snakes Return To Ireland

'Look! They're little green men too.'

JD Salinger.

Mister Behan.

Waiter talking to diner

'Uh-oh, they must be looking for St. Patrick.'

Dolores O'Riordan caricature

St. Patrick's Day

Blarney Stone Romance

Out of Ireland

'All that smoking has stunted your growth.'

Dolores O'Riordan

Loch Ness: The final destination of the Irish snakes … and their captor.

"That's me Uncle Magee. He's half Irish, half scotch."

Irish Eyes began smiling on March 17, 461...the day St. Patrick discovered Irish cream.