Resolution No. 1010, introduced by Representative Bennett, celebrates the enduring friendship between Oklahoma and Ireland, highlighting their historical connections that predate both Oklahoma's statehood and Ireland's independence. The resolution acknowledges significant events, such as the Choctaw Nation's generous donation during the Irish famine and the unveiling of the Eternal Heart sculpture, which symbolizes the bond between the Choctaw people and Ireland. It also notes the establishment of the Oklahoma Ireland Trade Commission in 2024, aimed at enhancing economic ties between Oklahoma and Ireland, particularly in relation to European trade.

Furthermore, the resolution commemorates March 17 as St. Patrick's Day, a day when all Oklahomans celebrate their Irish heritage through various cultural festivals and events across the state. It recognizes the diplomatic relations between Ireland and the United States, which began in 1924, and expresses the Oklahoma House of Representatives' commitment to honoring this relationship. The resolution concludes with a directive to distribute copies to key figures, including the Chair of the Senate of Ireland and the Oklahoma American Irish State Legislators Caucus.