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

  1. 1Front matter3 MIN
  2. 2I.6 MIN
  3. 3THE LEGEND OF KNOCKFIERNA.[2] — II.5 MIN
  4. 4III.7 MIN
  5. 5IV.6 MIN
  6. 6V.4 MIN
  7. 7VI.13 MIN
  8. 8VII.21 MIN
  9. 9VIII.8 MIN
  10. 10IX.10 MIN
  11. 11X.9 MIN
  12. 12XI.4 MIN
  13. 13XII.6 MIN
  14. 14XIII.11 MIN
  15. 15“MY DEAREST MARY,2 MIN
  16. 16“DEAR ELLEN,10 MIN
  17. 17XIV.4 MIN
  18. 18XV.12 MIN
  19. 19XVI.9 MIN
  20. 20XVII.4 MIN
  21. 21XVIII.1 MIN
  22. 22XIX.3 MIN
  23. 23XX.5 MIN
  24. 24XXI.3 MIN
  25. 25XXII.9 MIN
  26. 26XXIII.5 MIN
  27. 27XXIV.3 MIN
  28. 28XXV.9 MIN
  29. 29XXVI.11 MIN
  30. 30XXVII.5 MIN
  31. 31XXVIII.2 MIN
  32. 32XXIX.12 MIN
  33. 33DIARMID BAWN, THE PIPER — XXX.6 MIN
  34. 34XXXI.9 MIN
  35. 35XXXII.17 MIN
  36. 36XXXIII.11 MIN
  37. 37XXXIV.10 MIN
  38. 38XXXV.4 MIN
  39. 39XXXVI.8 MIN
  40. 40XXXVII.3 MIN
  41. 41XXXVIII.3 MIN
  42. 42XXXIX.4 MIN
  43. 43III.6 MIN
  44. 44XL.9 MIN
  45. 45LETTER FROM SIR WALTER SCOTT TO THE AUTHOR OF THE IRISH FAIRY LEGENDS.4 MIN

THE TEXT

Text of the Project Gutenberg edition (Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland). Taken from Project Gutenberg (eBook #39752). Public domain in the United States; no rights are claimed over the text.