Fairy And Folk Tales Of The Irish Peasantry

Irish folklore comes alive in this collection of stories featuring magical fairies, clever tricksters, and ordinary folk caught up in extraordinary events. With a focus on the peasantry, these tales reveal the rich cultural heritage of Ireland's rural communities.

• Fairy And Folk Tales Of The Irish Peasantry. Edited And Selected By W. B. Yeats.
• The Priest's Supper.
• Paddy Corcoran's Wife.
• The Trooping Fairies The Merrow.
• The Lepracaun; Or, Fairy Shoemaker. - Ii.
• The Solitary Fairies.
• A Legend Of Tyrone.
• Bewitched Butter (Queen's County). [21] - Footnotes
• The Pudding Bewitched.
• Loughleagh (Lake Of Healing). [44] - Footnotes
• The Countess Kathleen O'shea. [61] - Footnote
• A Legend Of Knockmany.
• The Haughty Princess. [66] - Footnote
• The Story Of Conn-eda; Or, The Golden Apples Of Lough Erne. [70] Translated From The Original Irish Of The Story-teller, Abraham Mccoy, By Nicholas O'kearney. - Footnotes