It’s time to get out your four-leaf clovers for some good luck. The ancient Irish symbol is believed to help people see ...

The Irish beer giant has apologized for mixing up a shamrock with a four-leaf clover on a subway ad in Toronto ahead of St. Patrick’s Day, reports the Toronto Sun. The simple green background ...

A local flower shop is clearing up a misconception many people may have about Ireland's national flower: A four leaf clover is not a shamrock.

Both Irish shamrocks and four-leaf clovers evoke St. Patrick's Day and the green landscapes of the Emerald Isle, but only one is thought to be auspicious. Four-leaf clovers are said to bring good ...

We all know carrying a four-leaf clover will bring you good fortune, but the history of this lucky symbol may surprise you.

What Does the Four-Leaf Clover Mean and Symbolize? Four-leaf clovers, aside from being considered good luck, are said to be symbols of faith, love, hope and good fortune.

You get the idea, right? Three is indicative of good things in Irish culture. While some people consider a four-leaf clover a sign of good luck, in Ireland, it is decidedly not.

As St. Patrick's Day festivities sweep across Florida, the Irish influence in counties like Palm Beach, Martin, St. Lucie, Indian River, and Okeechobee might be limited but is on full display.

What are the odds of finding a four-leaf clover on St. Paddy's Day? Pretty low. It's more likely you'll get food poisoning or a phone call from the IRS.

While the shamrock mainly has religious ties, the four-leaf clover—often mistaken for the same plant—is often associated with luck. We explain why.

What Does the Four-Leaf Clover Mean and Symbolize? Four-leaf clovers, aside from being considered good luck, are said to be symbols of faith, love, hope and good fortune.