The Boston Celtics have Lucky the Leprechaun on the team’s logo, and the Notre Dame Leprechaun is the official mascot of the University of Notre Dame’s Fighting Irish sports teams.

Fort Mill will bring back its popular Main Street Shamrock Jam, featuring a DJ, green beer, a leprechaun costume contest, and activities for kids. The town will also hold its annual Spring Fling & St.

The Fighting Irish realized multiple people needed to be selected from the various sports programs. Notre Dame spent nearly 55 years only having men serve as the leprechaun.

The school went in this direction to align with the Fighting Irish moniker and Irish folklore. It hasn't always been a human mascot. For nearly 35 years, the mascot was an Irish terrier dog.

Ireland’s Michael Pender dazzled in the K.AR Costume Class, winning the crowd and the competition with a lightning-fast time of 71.69 seconds on HHS Fortune, dressed as a Leprechaun.

Before the Leprechaun, Notre Dame's football team was represented by a series of Irish Terrier dogs, starting with Brick Top Shuan-Rhu in 1930. These dogs were collectively known as Clashmore Mike.

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