Shamrocks, four-leaf clovers, leprechauns, and Saint Patrick himself show up in this parade of informative and entertaining St. Patrick's Day Web sites.

Clover All Over
The online guide to all things St. Patrick's Day is here. Discover delectable recipes. Send lucky e-greetings. And learn more about St. Patrick's Day then you ever cared to know.

Will the Real Saint Patrick Please Stand Up?
The religious significance behind St. Patrick's Day is often overlooked due to the incredible amount of revelry on the day. Here, you can read the legends of Saint Patrick and the shamrock.

Irish Eyes Are Traveling
Ever had a hankering to see Ireland up close and personal? The Irish Tourist Board suggests means of travel to Ireland, useful facts about Ireland, and sights to see in Ireland.

What's the Scoop?
Read The Irish Times for national, sports, and entertainment headlines, and a listing of theatre, music, and dance performances throughout the country.

Oh, Danny Boy
Complete lyrics to several Irish songs are provided at this musical Web site, including "When Irish Eyes Are Smiling," "I'm Looking Over a Four-Leaf Clover," and "Who Threw the Overalls in Mrs. Murphy's Chowder?"

St. Patrick Never Partied Like This
For the mother of all St. Patrick's Day celebrations, you must return to the motherland. Get the skinny on the premier St. Patrick's Day festival held in Dublin, Ireland.

Luck of the Irish
The Clover Specialty Company sells four-leaf clover and shamrock jewelry, picture frames, and greeting cards. You can also find out nifty facts about this lucky greenery, and if you're fortuitous, guess correctly on all of the clover trivia.

Positively Joycean
James Joyce is the quintessential Irish author, and if you ever had a desire to learn more about the man and his acclaimed works, then make this your first stop.