This door has a cut paper horseshoe hanging upward to collect lots of good luck! Decide how you want to play with your leprechaun doors. If you want to make a lot of doors and hide them around ...

I suggest making signs that say “free gold”, using green construction paper, pipe cleaners, gold paint, and maybe even building a secret trap door! This is a super cute, tiny leprechaun garden ...

Fueled by the hope that their DIY leprechaun traps will catch a sprite who will in turn lead them to his riches, the traps often include trap doors, false floors, and of course, bait. Get deals ...

Some popular examples include a ramp leading to the box that collapses once the leprechaun steps on it. Others involve a trap door or a sliding entry that closes behind whoever enters the container.

The story tells of a man who wants caught a leprechaun. One day, after cutting peat, he returns to his stable. When he gets to the stable door, he hears hammering and someone whistling the ...

The leprechaun’s full name is Patrick Begorra ... the home features a thatch-covered window, chimney and wooden door, as well as a lantern that’s built directly into the trunk.

The quirky National Leprechaun Museum has opened its doors in Dublin city center. Museum director and designer Tom O'Rahilly began planning the construction of the museum in 2003. The Irish Times ...