Resolution 6, introduced by Boren, acknowledges the longstanding friendship between Oklahoma and Ireland, which has historical roots predating Oklahoma's statehood and Ireland's independence. It highlights significant moments in this relationship, such as the Choctaw Nation's generous donation during the Irish famine, commemorated by the Kindred Spirits sculpture in County Cork, and the unveiling of the Eternal Heart sculpture in 2024 as a tribute to their connection. The resolution also notes the establishment of the Oklahoma Ireland Trade Commission to enhance economic ties and the celebration of Irish heritage through various festivals in Oklahoma, particularly in March.

The resolution formally recognizes March 17 as St. Patrick's Day and celebrates the diplomatic relations between Ireland and the United States, which began on October 7, 1924. It directs that copies of the resolution be distributed to key figures, including Senator Mark Daly, Chair of the Senate of Ireland, and the Oklahoma American Irish State Legislators Caucus, reinforcing the commitment to honor and promote the cultural and economic bonds between Oklahoma and Ireland.