A small farm town still rides atop the Blarney Stone, not the 'Irish Capital'

St. Patrick's Day has come and gone, but as always, you probably saw buttons reading "Kiss me, I'm Irish" from all sorts of people, Irish or not.

We are all Irish on St. Paddy's Day, they say.

But according to U.S. News & World Report, only about 9.4% of Americans are of Irish descent, yet 61% of us planned to celebrate on March 17.

It all got me wondering, how Irish are Nebraskans?

Back in the day, I did a story on this topic and found that, be gosh and begorrah, the "Irish Capital of Nebraska" - O'Neill - wasn't the most Irish town in the state. That title went to Greeley, a village of now 4...