
FOLKLORE & MYTH · 1825 · PUBLIC DOMAIN
Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland
Thomas Crofton Croker
45 CHAPTERS · 83,033 WORDS · ABOUT 313 MINUTES
Thomas Crofton Croker's collection, gathered in Munster and published anonymously in 1825 — the first systematic book of Irish folklore, and the source of the Library's Irish shelves: the Bunworth banshee at Buttevant, Lusmore at Knockgrafton, the Lady of Gollerus, the death coach out of Rathcooney. Grimm translated it into German within a year.
SUBJECTSIrelandMunsterFairy legendBansheeMerrow
CONTENTS
- 1Front matter3 MIN
- 2I.6 MIN
- 3THE LEGEND OF KNOCKFIERNA.[2] — II.5 MIN
- 4III.7 MIN
- 5IV.6 MIN
- 6V.4 MIN
- 7VI.13 MIN
- 8VII.21 MIN
- 9VIII.8 MIN
- 10IX.10 MIN
- 11X.9 MIN
- 12XI.4 MIN
- 13XII.6 MIN
- 14XIII.11 MIN
- 15“MY DEAREST MARY,2 MIN
- 16“DEAR ELLEN,10 MIN
- 17XIV.4 MIN
- 18XV.12 MIN
- 19XVI.9 MIN
- 20XVII.4 MIN
- 21XVIII.1 MIN
- 22XIX.3 MIN
- 23XX.5 MIN
- 24XXI.3 MIN
- 25XXII.9 MIN
- 26XXIII.5 MIN
- 27XXIV.3 MIN
- 28XXV.9 MIN
- 29XXVI.11 MIN
- 30XXVII.5 MIN
- 31XXVIII.2 MIN
- 32XXIX.12 MIN
- 33DIARMID BAWN, THE PIPER — XXX.6 MIN
- 34XXXI.9 MIN
- 35XXXII.17 MIN
- 36XXXIII.11 MIN
- 37XXXIV.10 MIN
- 38XXXV.4 MIN
- 39XXXVI.8 MIN
- 40XXXVII.3 MIN
- 41XXXVIII.3 MIN
- 42XXXIX.4 MIN
- 43III.6 MIN
- 44XL.9 MIN
- 45LETTER FROM SIR WALTER SCOTT TO THE AUTHOR OF THE IRISH FAIRY LEGENDS.4 MIN
THE TEXT
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