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It is well known that the Irish have the “Gift of the Gab.” Never has it been so prevalent in this collection of 40 tales and legends collected from the Irish peasants and storytellers of Southern Ireland. The wit of peasants, energies of nature, poverty and their superstitions and beliefs are all evident. Nothing which illustrates in the slightest degree the popular Fairy Creed of Ireland has been sacrificed in this volume. Not only do you get some wonderful Irish fairy-tales, but it also gives you some of the background information on how those stories came to be told.
Some of the stories
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It is well known that the Irish have the “Gift of the Gab.” Never has it been so prevalent in this collection of 40 tales and legends collected from the Irish peasants and storytellers of Southern Ireland. The wit of peasants, energies of nature, poverty and their superstitions and beliefs are all evident. Nothing which illustrates in the slightest degree the popular Fairy Creed of Ireland has been sacrificed in this volume.
Not only do you get some wonderful Irish fairy-tales, but it also gives you some of the background information on how those stories came to be told.

Some of the stories within this volume are:
The Legend Of Knocksheogowna,
The Priest's Supper,
Legend Of Bottle Hill,
The Haunted Cellar,
The Little Shoe,
The Bunworth Banshee,
The Legend Of Lough Gur,
The Enchanted Lake,
The Lady Of Gollerus,
Diarmid Bawn, The Piper,
The Lucky Guest,
The Legend Of Cairn Thierna,
The Giant's Stairs.

So we invite you to download a copy of this ebook, get yourself a hot toddy and curl up on your favourite chair and be prepared to be entertained.
Not only are they ideal entertainment for adults and young adults, but also for reading to children during the day but also at bedtime.

10% of the profit from the sale of this book is donated to charities.

So what are you waiting for, download this book now!
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