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  1. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Notre_Dame_LeprechaunNotre Dame Leprechaun - Wikipedia

    Description. Irish leprechaun with his fists up. Origin of name. Irish heritage. First seen. 1960. Website. Official website. The Notre Dame Leprechaun is the mascot of the University of Notre Dame ( Notre Dame) Fighting Irish athletics department.

  2. fightingirish.com › the-leprechaunNotre Dame Fighting Irish - The Leprechaun

    The Leprechaun. In keeping with the nickname Fighting Irish and the Irish folklore, the Leprechaun serves as the Notre Dame mascot. The Notre Dame logo features a side view of the figure with his dukes up, ready to battle anyone that comes his way.

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  4. www.irishcentral.com › sports › the-history-of-the-universityThe history of the University of Notre Dame’s famed ... -...

    Learn how Notre Dame adopted the Fighting Irish nickname and the leprechaun mascot from various stories and sources. Discover the different animal mascots and the Irish Brigade connection that influenced the name.

  5. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › LeprechaunLeprechaun - Wikipedia

    Famous leprechaun characters include: Lucky, the mascot of Lucky Charms cereal, created by General Mills. The Notre Dame Leprechaun, official mascot of the Fighting Irish sports teams at the University of Notre Dame. Lucky the Leprechaun, mascot of the Boston Celtics, who is featured on the team's logo.

    • In folklore
    • Found in a moor, forest, cave, garden

  6. onmessage.nd.edu › athletics-branding › logosLeprechaun - On Message | University of Notre Dame

    Learn about the history, design, and usage of the leprechaun, a secondary spirit mark of Notre Dame athletics. Find out the rules, guidelines, and downloads for the leprechaun logo and spirit mark.

  7. echoes.nd.edu › issues › august-2015A Leprechaun Looks Back 50 Years Later - Echoes

    John Brandt was the first student to wear the green suit as the Notre Dame leprechaun in 1961. He shared his stories of leading the cheerleaders, walking the dog, and watching the games from the stands.