Irish Folk Gallery

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Happy Lúnasa!Just an update:Fadó is currently going through its last few playtests, an

Some lunantishees (one of many, many names for the fairies that inhabit trees) in Fadó! Kind

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Here’s the man of the hour in Fadó.facebook.com/fado

Have you met a Dobhar-Chú before?…Probably not, unless you survived getting eaten.

Spriggans, keeping the tombs in order since 3000BC. www.facebook.com/fadofadoineirinn

Benen, a saint-in-the-making! (…Or Benignus, when he wants to seem fancy)

Leanan Sidhe, nightmare muse for all artists

“If you trespass upon them, they’ll trespass upon you.” The Hallow, 20

Meet @magmell.folk - my friend Bartolomeu’s Irish folk band. I Took these pictures la

Folktale Week 2019I participated in “Folktale Week” over on Instagram for the first time

Goddesses of love: Who stirs up sweet passion in the gods and subdues the tribes of mortal men and

aliciasalarcon: A fetch is a supernatural double or an apparition of a living person in Irish folklo

“In the old Irish manuscripts, the Celtic Otherworld was located in the midst of the Western O

raviollies: kelpie

A drawing of Sadhbh, who was the wife of the most famous Irish warrior, Fionn Mac Cumhaill.

willasroed: “Irish folklorist and dramatist Lady Augusta Gregory penned some of the

Ghosts! English illustration from the Victorian era. “In traditional British and Irish folklor

becausegoodheroesdeservekidneys: #irish gaelic and manx folks calk their wives bean?! #im sure

Crashing waves. Wild landscapes such as mountains and cliffs are some of the tings that inspire

Saturday Afternoon, the sunshine Pours like wine Through your window And I know Golden June can turn

Say you stayed home Alone with the flu Find out from friends That wasn’t true Go out at ni

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