User:DraculavanHelsing/Books/Irish Mythology A-Z

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 * Abcán
 * Abhartach
 * Aibell
 * Amadan Dubh
 * Amhrán na bhFiann
 * Answering Stone
 * Aos Sí
 * Badb
 * Bánánach
 * Banshee
 * Bard
 * Blarney Stone
 * Boann
 * Book of Ballymote
 * Book of Leinster
 * Brasil (mythical island)
 * Brendan
 * Bridget Cleary
 * Cailleach
 * Canola (mythology)
 * Caoránach
 * Cat sìth
 * Celtic harp
 * Celtic mythology
 * Celtic Otherworld
 * Celtic sacred trees
 * Cessair
 * Clurichaun
 * Clíodhna
 * Cnoc Meadha
 * Conle
 * Connla's Well
 * Crobh Dearg
 * Crom Cruach
 * Curadmír
 * Cù Sìth
 * Dabilla
 * Daoine maithe
 * Death Coach
 * Donn
 * Donn Cuailnge
 * Druid
 * Dullahan
 * Early Irish literature
 * Echtra
 * Ellén Trechend
 * Emain Ablach
 * Enbarr
 * Failinis
 * Fair, Brown and Trembling
 * Fairy fort
 * Far darrig
 * Fear gorta
 * Fenian Cycle
 * Féth fíada
 * Finnbhennach
 * Fintan mac Bóchra
 * Finvarra
 * Fir Bolg
 * Fomorians
 * Gancanagh
 * Geas
 * Giant's Causeway
 * Glas Gaibhnenn
 * Glashtyn
 * Grace O'Malley
 * Great Book of Lecan
 * Hibernia (personification)
 * Hill of Uisneach
 * Imbas forosnai
 * Immacallam in dá Thuarad
 * Immram
 * Irish annals
 * Irish bardic poetry
 * Irish mythology
 * Jack and His Comrades
 * Joint-eater
 * Kathleen Ni Houlihan
 * Leabhar Ua Maine
 * Leanan sídhe
 * Lebor Gabála Érenn
 * Lebor na hUidre
 * Leprechaun
 * Leprechaun traps
 * Loathly lady
 * Lughnasadh
 * Lí Ban (mermaid)
 * Lóegaire
 * Macha
 * Máel Dúin
 * Mag Mell
 * Medb Lethderg
 * Merrow
 * Milesians (Irish)
 * Mythological Cycle
 * National Leprechaun Museum
 * Nechtan (mythology)
 * Nemed
 * Oilliphéist
 * Partholón
 * Púca
 * Puck Fair
 * Saint Patrick
 * Saint Patrick's Day
 * Salmon of Knowledge
 * Selkie
 * Shamrock
 * Silver Branch
 * Sluagh
 * Stingy Jack
 * The Black Thief and Knight of the Glen
 * The Brown Bear of Norway
 * The Greek Princess and the Young Gardener
 * The King of Erin and the Queen of the Lonesome Island
 * The Morrígan
 * The Old Cows Days/The Days of the Brindled Cow
 * The Soul Cages (story)
 * The Thirteenth Son of the King of Erin
 * The Three Daughters of King O'Hara
 * The Voyage of Bran
 * The Voyage of Snedgus and Mac Riagla
 * The Voyage of the Uí Chorra
 * The Wonderful Tune
 * Threefold death
 * Tír na nÓg
 * Tlachtga
 * Triads of Ireland
 * Tuan mac Cairill
 * Tuatha Dé Danann
 * Ulster Banner
 * Ulster Cycle
 * Vates
 * Yellow Book of Lecan