Irish Faerie Folk of Yore and Yesterday: The Changeling
Admit it. We’ve all had the misfortune of meeting a child who just didn’t seem quite right. Willful and mischievous? Ill-behaved and...
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Irish Faerie Folk of Yore and Yesterday: The Sluagh
So you’ve read of the Dullahan, who takes your life when your time is up. And you now know of the Dearg-Due, who takes your blood if she...
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Irish Faerie Folk of Yore and Yesterday: The Dearg-Due
You’ve probably heard of the saying, “Hell hath no fury like a woman scorned.” No one wants to be on the receiving end of one of...
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Irish Faerie Folk of Yore and Yesterday: The Dullahan
Oh sure enough, there be no snakes in Ireland to be afear of, but that doesn’t mean the woods are altogether safe. Yer familiar with such...
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Must Be Something in the Irish Water…or the Guinness?
At first glance, he appears as quiet and unassuming as his name. Peter Browne. Average height and weight. Nothing out of the ordinary...
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The Happy Accident: Stumbling Upon History in Southwest Ireland
Few things can produce a panic in me as getting a flat tire… in a rental car… in the middle of nowhere…in a foreign country. But sure enough, that was the predicament in which my husband and I found ourselves on our first trip to my Mother’s homeland of Ireland.
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