St. Patrick's Association Merchandise

	Blarney While in Emmetsburg, visit the world's only BLARNEY CANNING FACTORY. The cannery has been fraught with many and varied problems since it first went into production in 1962. Due to the potency of the Blarney ingredients, the plant chemists were forced to provide a neutralizer. The repellant what is now being processed has proven to be very effective. At one point, a massive labor strike caused the plant shutdown at a most crucial time, shortly before the big St. Patrick's Celebration and during an election year. On several occasions the promotion parade float was stolen and on another the important green dye, imported from Ireland, was held up because of an airline strike. Faced with all these problems, a lessor facility would have closed its doors. But as of today, the plant employs two shifts daily in preparation for the annual Irish Fest on March 13, 14 & 15 in Emmetsburg. You may prefer a product not so strong; Light Blarney is now being made for the not so bold individuals.
	Click Here for a Mail Order Form	Blarney Mail Order
		Regular Blarney	$1.00 per can
		Lite Blarney	$1.00 per can
		Blarney Repellant	$1.00 per can
		Postage/Handling (single can orders)	$1.50

		Quantity Pricing
		6 cans (any combination)	$5.00
		Postage/Handling (6 can order)	$3.00


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	Commemorative Robert Emmet Coin Designer, C. L. Nicholson has once again transferred the features of the Robert Emmet statue to the 1998 commemorative Irish dollar. His head is held high, but tousled hair, garment open at the throat, lips slightly parted, eyes observing the throng, all express the distress etched on Emmet's face. Stars and Shamrocks, symbols of unity, current month and year, numbers of the issue along with the initials of the artist, also appear on the obverse side. The patriot's name, his birthdate, and the year of his death are included there. On the reverse side of the coin, the United States flag is crossed with the Irish flag, indicating unity. The words "Iowa's Irish Capital, Emmetsburg, Iowa" appear below the flags. Sister City of Dublin Ireland, Irish Dollar circle the edge of the coin while a shamrock appears on either side. Starting out as a short term promotion in 1966, the popularity of the medallion has continued for 33 years with collectors in all parts of the world. This is the longest running consecutive issue of municipal souvenir coins in the United States	Coin Board Wants to Sell ~ Wants to Buy Click Here for a Mail Order Form
		Commemorative Coin Mail Order 1999 Bronze Coin -- $2.25 each Add $1.00 S/H for first coin and an additional $.50 for each additional coin ordered. All bronze back issues sell for $10 each, with the exceptions of 1967, 1968, 1979 and 1986, which are no longer available through the St. Patrick's Association.
	Coins and other merchandise may be ordered from the: St. Patrick's Association 1001 - Broadway Emmetsburg, Iowa 50536 Remit U.S. Currency or Bank Draft for U. S. funds only. Click Here for a Mail Order Form
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Blarney

Commemorative Robert Emmet Coin

Commemorative
Robert Emmet Coin