Irish or not a St. Patrick's Day coloring page will make you dance a jig! Or at least put you in the mood for a bit of corned beef and cabbage. Green beer then?
Whatever you like to do on the day, don't forget to do some coloring of the green! Shamrocks with sayings, holiday greetings or St. Paddy himself await you.
Do some adult coloring pages for a wee bit of free fun!
The man himself, Patron Saint of Ireland! He's said to be the one who imported Christianity to the Isle.
In this picture, derived from a vintage postcard, he's driving the snakes out of Ireland. Just one of the many myths that surround him. (Source: St. Patrick Biography Encyclopaedia Britannica)
So what's the fascination with shamrocks on St. Patrick's Day? This clover with three leaves is the official flower of Ireland!
Plus the Patron Saint of Ireland is said to have used this plant to illustrate the idea of three beings in one God.
So shamrocks are a powerful symbol in Éire (Ireland).
Powerful fun to color, I think!
Here are some more fun pics with shamrocks to color.
The harp is kinda classy. How about wishing you friends a truck full o'luck?
Here's a selection of fun "cards" filled with good wishes for the day.
Dance a jig to celebrate the holiday. No energy or dancing skill? Color the page instead. Send a greeting to your friends! Have fun.
Or...
This adult coloring page was created from a vintage postcard. Not sure this Irish motif would still be popular today but..I'm leaving that decision in your hands!
I had fun coloring in this page, I know you will too.
This little fellow has beaten us to the gold! Do you think he might be inclined to share?
Think you have trick him to get it. Any ideas????
Haven't found your pot of gold? A bit of Irish luck is all you need. Travel to Ireland, catch yourself a leprechaun and take his! Simple.
On second thought, that might be a tad difficult to do. It's way easier (and less tiring) to catch yourself a copy to color! Go ahead, do it.
Time to grab your favorite St. Patrick's Day coloring page and get coloring!
B. Wineland wrote this article, and used GPT-4, OpenAI’s large-scale language-generation model, as a research assistant to develop source material. The author wrote the final draft in its entirety and takes ultimate responsibility for the content of this publication.
Coloring pages on this site are created from my own photographs, Wikimedia Public Domain, PublicDomainPictures.net, PublicDomainFiles.com, PublicDomainVectors.org, Midjourney or Dall.e art generator.
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