Capture the Spirit of Ireland

• Were you always interested in Leprechauns, Banshees and other typical characters from Irish legends?

• What if you could grasp the whole treasure of Irish mythology just while you are commuting?
• You could also play these Irish fairy tales to your kids just before they go to bed!

Recently, more and more people, especially from America, are showing great interest in Irish myths and traditional Irish stories. They give you the insights into the magic past in Ireland when you could meet a Leprechaun or a Banshee just round the corner!

Taken from “Old Irish Stories” - you can now buy a downloadable audiobook collection of 6 classic Irish tales - told in the ancient story-telling tradition.

Here are a bunch of celtic fairy tales, dating waaaay back; for your reading pleasure, click on the links below.

• Conall Yellowclaw
• Guleesh
• Hudden and Dudden and Donald O’Neary
• King O’Toole and His Goose
• The Fairy Maiden Connla
• The Field of Boliauns
• The Shee an Gannon and the Gruagach Gaire
• The Shepherd of Myddvai
• The Sprightly Tailor
• The Story of Deirdre
• The Wooing of Olwen | Traditional Irish Stories | Irish Fairy Tales

NE fine day in harvest–it was indeed Lady-day in harvest, that everybody knows to be one of the greatest holidays in the year–Tom Fitzpatrick was taking a ramble through the ground, and went along the sunny side of a hedge; when all of a sudden he heard a clacking sort of noise a little before him in the hedge…

To download “The Field of Boliauns” FREE, click here now

Imagine, by listening to these traditional Irish stories you could dive into the amazing world of Irish mythology any time without having to carry a heavy book with you!

• Connla and the Fairy Maiden
• The Field of Boliauns
• The Horned Women
• Munachar and Manachar
• Jack and His Comrades
• A Legend of Knockmany
• The Tale of Ivan