The Irish often called them the Little People. They told tales about them stealing babies and brides but were also thought as kind quiet folk who usually shied away from humans. Other Irish folk depict them as "tricksy" or cunning. One legend said if you see a leprechaun, you should keep looking at it and ask for its gold. Sometimes it will trick you showing you for example a tree where it is hidden so you would for example mark it with a hole only to find the next day all the trees in the areas are marked with holes. If he gives you gold often by dawn it turns into pebbles or nuts which is called "Fool's Gold". Yes, the Irish call them the Little People.
They live in bushes on the coast of Ireland.But they could live in any city or town there.For example, they could live in Galaway or Dublin.I think.
The Leprechaun.
mythical creatures?
NO
no.
Fairies Leprechauns
very evil ghost like magical weirdos who are evil to everything- especially fairies. Goblins are fairy's pretitors.
The film you are referring to is "The Spiderwick Chronicles." It follows a boy named Jared who discovers a hidden world of fairies and goblins in his grandma's garden, and the magical creatures help him save his family when his dad falls ill.
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Siógaí
No. Only believing in goblins is. You're safe.
Actually fairies acquired their wings only recently, Victorian times. Before that fairies were wingless and closely associate with goblins, imps and the like. The 'Fey' beings.
Woodland fairies are called sprites. Water fairies are nymphs, and regular fairies are called fairies.
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I would think so.
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