Leprechauns

I t'ink you'd be asking about the leprecauns or little people.

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the rumor that they have only one pot is a myth, the leprechauns want you to think they only have one pot so when you catch them you only ask for a single pot of gold in exchange for their freedom when in reality they probably have multiple pots of gold.

you go to the end of the rainbow...THEY ARE REAL OK?!?!?!?!
Go to the end of the rainbow

in his head

a pot of gold

Lour him with gold.

Leprechauns are cobblers by trade, and cannot bear the sight of disorderly shoes. If everyone's shoes are found lined up, nice and neat in the closets or entryway, there may be leprechauns in your house.

You don't. They don't exist. They're just myths.

Probably not.

Some people may have seen a leprechaun, but nothing else.

Most of the time Leprechauns drink water, like any sensible creature would. On rare or festive occasions they indulge in stronger stuff such as beer or the occasional shoot of whiskey. Their absolute favorite is good old Irish Stout, however that might just be national pride talking.

Not all Leprechauns get made-up of course, only those that appear on-stage, in the movies, or are very vain. I don't know much about show business myself but one make-up artist that I do know, that did do the make-up on a few Leprechauns at least five times, was Caroline O'Conner of Vancouver Canada.

It's called a "shaleleigh" or "shillelagh"

In the year 1245, the patriarch of the largest leprechaun clan, Weevil O' Brien, met his mate, and the two copulated. From them leprechauns came, and it is by them that leprechauns exist.

yes a(n) leprachaun is real.

No its not bad luck but it maybe dangerous. It is believed that when you trap a leprechaun you will be granted 3 wishes. When making a wish you need to be very careful that the Leprechaun does not trick you.

His gold!

Firstly why would you why would you want to catch a poor old Leprechaun and if you did you might live to regret it they are not all nice actually some are quite troublesume. Well if you really want to risk the health of your self and indeed your family and friends here is what you have to do. Firstly find yourself a fairy fort there are plenty of them all over Ireland look in farmers field as you drive along and if you spot a small ring that has not been ploughed or planted with crops and looks a little swampy in an otherwise fertile field you can be pretty sure you have found one. Only problem now is if you disturb it you're in for some serious trouble as many a farmer has found out the hard way some have even died Anyway that's your choice, so go there and wait around best thing is to give him a riddle that will keep him happy for a while but be carefull he will surly make a bet with you and these little fellows love the craic agus ceoil (fun & Music ) and would have great fun making a fool out of you Have fun Hunting

The original Irish name for these figures of folklore is "lobaircin," meaning "small-bodied fellow." Belief in leprechauns probably stems from Celtic belief in fairies, tiny men and women who could use their magical powers to serve good or evil. In Celtic folktales, leprechauns were cranky souls, responsible for mending the shoes of the other fairies. Though only minor figures in Celtic folklore, leprechauns were known for their trickery, which they often used to protect their much-fabled treasure.

The original Irish name for these figures of folklore is "lobaircin," meaning "small-bodied fellow."

The pot of gold at the end of a rainbow, maybe also the security concerns of Guiness Stout and other Irish brews.

Prankster and practical joker, Mr. Mzptylyk in superman was one in all but name.