It also turns out that the gold coin he wore was the O'Reilly's (Kyle's mother's maiden name) lucky coin, a magic coin. Kyle is only half-leprechaun, since his dad is from Cleveland, Ohio. The truth is then revealed to Kyle that his mother is a leprechaun from a family of Leprechauns. Kyle hurries home to find that his mom has shrunk to twelve inches. During science class he realizes that someone has stolen his lucky gold coin (the fake coin was attracted to a magnet and real gold isn't magnetic). Strange things start to happen to Kyle: his ears become pointed, his hair starts turning red, and he starts to become shorter. She begins to do Irish things, such as cooking breakfast in the fireplace and speaking with an accent. Over the next few days, Kyle's mother suddenly reveals to him that they are Irish. The anger of the school towards Kyle's missed shots is evident as a student (Jason Stamm) walks by Kyle the next day and scowls at him. He loses his lunch money, his home brought lunch spills all over him, he can't find his homework, and he misses every shot at the basketball game. The next day, he has the unluckiest day of his life.

He is knocked down by one of the carnies, and when he gets back up he notices that something feels different. One day he visits an Irish carnival where he finds that he can't stop step dancing along with the Irish folk music.

He is always finding money on the street, so he doesn't have to bring lunch money he never misses a shot when playing basketball and when he hasn't finished his social studies test, he guesses on all the answers, only to have them be all correct.

He is often told by his best friend, Russell Halloway (Glenndon Chatman), that he is the luckiest person he has ever known. Kyle Johnson (Ryan Merriman) is a popular basketball player in junior high school who has never known about his heritage. It is shown in reruns each March on Disney Channel because of St.

Source The Luck of the Irish is a 2001 Disney Channel Original Movie.

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