Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland
by Thomas Crofton Croker
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Contents
- Preface
- To the Dowager Lady Chatterton
- The Legend of Knocksheogowna. I
- The Legend of Knockfierna. II
- The Legend of Knockgrafton. III
- The Priest’s Supper. IV
- The Brewery of Egg-Shells. V
- Legend of Bottle Hill. Vi
- The Confessions of Tom Bourke. VII
- Fairies or No Fairies. VIII
- The Haunted Cellar. IX
- Master and Man. X
- The Little Shoe. Xi
- The Banshee. XII
- Legends of the Banshee. XIII
- The Spirit Horse. XIV
- Daniel O’Rourke. XV
- The Crookened Back. XVI
- Fior Usga. XVII
- Cormac and Mary. XVIII
- The Legend of Lough Gur. XIX
- The Enchanted Lake. XX
- The Legend of O’Donoghue. XXI
- The Lady of Gollerus. XXII
- Flory Cantillon’s Funeral. XXIII
- The Lord of Dunkerron. XXIV
- The Wonderful Tune. XXV
- The Good Woman. XXVI
- Hanlon’s Mill. XXVII
- The Death Coach. XXVIII
- The Headless Horseman. XXIX
- Diarmid Bawn, the Piper XXX
- Teigue of the Lee. XXXI
- Ned Sheehy’s Excuse. XXXII
- The Lucky Guest. XXXIII
- Dreaming Tim Jarvis. XXXIV
- Rent-Day. XXXV
- Linn-Na-Payshtha. XXXVI
- The Legend of Cairn Thierna. XXXVII
- The Rock of the Candle. XXXVIII
- Clough Na Cuddy. XXXIX
- The Giant’s Stairs. XL
- Appendix