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Given the unconventional--and sometimes unpalatable--nature of some Irish folk remedies, Ireland's ancient cures for medical ailments may seem more unpleasant than the maladies they were intended...
Every civilization, it seems, has its own collection of elf and fairy myths. The notion of tiny human-like creatures with magical powers roaming the earth unseen appears to have universal appeal....
An island in the North Atlantic, Ireland is home to 5.9 million people. Known for legends, fairies and leprechauns, Ireland has no shortage of strange facts concerning everything from historical...
St. Patrick's Day is the annual feast and party day designated to celebrate perhaps the best known patron saints of Ireland. The Roman Catholic Church recognized the feast day in the early 17th...
The ancient leprechaun closely guards the luck of the Irish. Leprechauns are most commonly associated with Lucky Charms cereal and St. Patrick's Day. They are also the official fairy of Ireland....
To many, Irish mythology is the story of St. Patrick chasing out all the snakes or the leprechaun with his pot of gold. But just as the history of the people of Ireland, the Celts, goes back much...
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