How would you catch a leprechaun? 

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Torie Dye

student/ horseback riding teacher

“I would use princess-cut diamonds on a string. Those would be hung up to project rainbows. Then a trap with an alleged pot of gold inside would be set up and I would hire a ninja to slide the trap closed once the leprechaun was inside.”

Mike Baker

retired printer

“I would go out on the night of a full moon, gather round a lot of toadstools, be very patient and still, and catch him in a net.”

Paz Padilla

immigration specialist for Catholic charities

“I am not sure they can be caught. I don’t know; run after him with a cup or something.”

Kimberly Clouse

freelance writer

“Shadows and light. I’d use the illusionary reflection of another leprechaun.”

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