Shillelagh Poems - Poems about Shillelagh

...Tipperary's a long way from here, But the Emerald Isle's best beer, Will enhance any ceilidh, I wave my shillelagh, With some Guinness, old Eire feels near.......

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...At the end of each rainbow is A small pot of real gold But you have to move quickly And get there first, because That lil leprechaun is quick And fast, he’ll snatched up the gold And give you a......

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...Upon walking I saw The cutest lil thing A dressed-up leprechaun Carrying a shillelagh stick With a long pipe in his mouth And circles coming from his ears It looked like rings of fire Oh dear,......

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...Say goodnight the party's over One more year a four leaf clover A pint of Guinness before bed Heals the shillelagh to the head......

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...A leprechaun lost his charm Which set off a big alarm So, he tried to fix His shillelagh stick And hopes it brings him no harm......

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...They were sitting thar leaning back in their chairs near the bar down at old Murphy's pub, when a tiny old man, with shillelagh in hand pushed open the door with his club. Not the front door, the......

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...Where do leprechauns find gold? Shillelagh Where do they grant you a wish? Shillelagh Where is the rainbow’s twist? Shillelagh What will a leprechaun cane......

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...This wonderful happy peace-loving man Is here to tickle your shillelagh on the divan No charge do I charge As I steer my barge While downing a whiskey with my pet orangutang......

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...My country is Ireland so green. I am it's poetry queen. So much to admire, my muse is on fire. Inspired by beautiful scenes. Today we celebrate St Pat. I'll be wearing green for that. Like i......

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...My Galway girl dancing upon the river Shillelagh there is no need for tears for the water of life a f......

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...The old codger hobbling upon his cane Rich in years, a quick impression, on the accessory ......

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...Yes, I must confess that I did that ish… I watched as he crawled across the place The bug-a-boo had the nerve to try and touch my face With shillelagh in tow, I just knew he had to go! I caught t......

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...visitin me aunty Cushla For the first time in Ballybay I found meself beside a signpost An I stopped to find me way. It was then I spied a little feller Laid behind a bale of hay He was prepared to h......

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...Velvety soft petals of three or four, basking in the richness of emerald green Through legends spoken I've heard before, yet, in a valley I have never seen. A rainbow arches across the sky, a......

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