[{"n": "Irish folklore", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/irish-folklore/", "s": "Oral traditions of Ireland's myths, music, and folk beliefs."}, {"n": "The Abbot of Drimnagh", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/the-abbot-of-drimnagh/", "s": "Unverified modern tale of an abbot transformed into a woman and back."}, {"n": "Abhartach", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/abhartach/", "s": "Early Irish legend of a vampiric dwarf magician."}, {"n": "Aos Sí", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/aos-s/", "s": "Supernatural race in Gaelic folklore, dwellers of fairy mounds."}, {"n": "Black Irish (folklore)", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/black-irish-folklore/", "s": "A folkloric identity of dark-featured Irish, tied to Spanish Armada myth."}, {"n": "The Black Thief and Knight of the Glen", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/the-black-thief-and-knight-of-the-glen/", "s": "An Irish fairy tale of a thief's three escapes."}, {"n": "Blarney Stone", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/blarney-stone/", "s": "Legendary stone said to bestow eloquence upon those who kiss it."}, {"n": "Saint Bríga", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/saint-br-ga/", "s": "Sixth-century saint associated with Oughter Ard, feast 21 January."}, {"n": "Caoineag", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/caoineag/", "s": "A Highland banshee who weeps to foretell death."}, {"n": "Carn, County Fermanagh", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/carn-county-fermanagh/", "s": "Townland with an early medieval ráth and links to Maguire clan history."}, {"n": "Clíodhna", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/cl-odhna/", "s": "Goddess and fairy woman of Irish mythology."}, {"n": "Clurichaun", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/clurichaun/", "s": "A solitary, drunken fairy haunting cellars and breweries."}, {"n": "Cnoc Meadha", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/cnoc-meadha/", "s": "Legendary hill of Finnbheara, king of Connacht fairies."}, {"n": "Corleck Head", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/corleck-head/", "s": "Three-faced Iron Age stone idol from County Cavan."}, {"n": "Corraghy Heads", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/corraghy-heads/", "s": "A stone head from a broken sculpture, now mostly lost."}, {"n": "Croagh Patrick", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/croagh-patrick/", "s": "A holy mountain and pilgrimage site in County Mayo, Ireland."}, {"n": "Crom Dubh", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/crom-dubh/", "s": "Mythological Irish figure linked to Saint Patrick and harvest festivals."}, {"n": "Cù-sìth", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/c-s-th/", "s": "Mythical hound that takes souls with three barks."}, {"n": "Dobhar-chú", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/dobhar-ch/", "s": "A legendary water hound of Irish and Scottish folklore."}, {"n": "Dullahan", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/dullahan/", "s": "Headless harbinger of death in Irish folklore."}, {"n": "Éamonn an Chnoic", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/amonn-an-chnoic/", "s": "Jacobite rapparee and bardic poet of County Tipperary."}, {"n": "Fachan", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/fachan/", "s": "A one-eyed, one-handed, one-legged giant from Scottish folklore."}, {"n": "Fair, Brown and Trembling", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/fair-brown-and-trembling/", "s": "Irish Cinderella variant with a jealous sister's betrayal and a magical rescue."}, {"n": "Fairy fort", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/fairy-fort/", "s": "Prehistoric Irish earthworks linked to fairy folklore."}, {"n": "Far darrig", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/far-darrig/", "s": "A solitary Irish faerie known for gruesome jokes."}, {"n": "Fear gorta", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/fear-gorta/", "s": "Emaciated phantom of hunger from Irish mythology."}, {"n": "Finvarra", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/finvarra/", "s": "King of the Daoine Sidhe of western Ireland."}, {"n": "Fuath", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/fuath/", "s": "A class of malevolent spirits in Scottish and Irish folklore."}, {"n": "Wren Day", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/wren-day/", "s": "A midwinter ritual honoring the wren as king of birds."}, {"n": "Saint Patrick's Day", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/saint-patrick-s-day/", "s": "A global celebration of Irish heritage and culture."}, {"n": "Shamrock", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/shamrock/", "s": "A three-leaved clover emblematic of Ireland and Saint Patrick."}, {"n": "Púca", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/p-ca/", "s": "A shape-shifting bringer of fortune in Celtic and English folklore."}, {"n": "Merrow", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/merrow/", "s": "A mermaid or merman from Irish folklore."}, {"n": "Irish Fairy Tales", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/irish-fairy-tales/", "s": "Retellings of ten Irish folktales with Arthur Rackham illustrations."}, {"n": "Fomorians", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/fomorians/", "s": "Supernatural foes of Ireland's settlers and the Tuatha Dé Danann."}, {"n": "Changeling", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/changeling/", "s": "A supernatural substitute left after a human is kidnapped."}, {"n": "Beltane", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/beltane/", "s": "Gaelic festival marking the start of summer with fire rituals."}, {"n": "Fairy path", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/fairy-path/", "s": "Invisible routes of fairy travel between sacred sites."}, {"n": "Irish Folklore Commission", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/irish-folklore-commission/", "s": "Government body for collecting and preserving Irish folklore."}, {"n": "Am Fear Liath Mòr", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/am-fear-liath-m-r/", "s": "A spectral presence said to haunt Ben Macdui's summit."}, {"n": "The Legend of Knockgrafton", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/the-legend-of-knockgrafton/", "s": "A tale of fairies, song, and the fate of two hunchbacks."}, {"n": "Each-uisge", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/each-uisge/", "s": "A vicious water horse that drowns and devours its victims."}, {"n": "Banshee", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/banshee/", "s": "A fairy woman whose cry foretells a death."}, {"n": "Bean-nighe", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/bean-nighe/", "s": "A death-omen spirit who washes the clothes of the doomed."}, {"n": "Oilliphéist", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/oilliph-ist/", "s": "A dragon-like monster from Irish mythology and folklore."}, {"n": "Classifications of fairies", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/classifications-of-fairies/", "s": "Scholarly attempts to categorize fairy folklore vary widely."}, {"n": "Bodach", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/bodach/", "s": "A Gaelic trickster and bogeyman, often an old man."}, {"n": "Cat-sìth", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/cat-s-th/", "s": "A spectral black cat from Celtic folklore."}, {"n": "Sluagh", "u": "/e/irish-folklore/sluagh/", "s": "Hosts of the unforgiven dead in Irish and Scottish folklore."}]