Dive into ancient Irish mythology this #BookologyThursday with the legendary #Dagda the all-powerful father figure of the Tuatha Dé Danann! Known for his boundless strength and wisdom, the Dagda wields a magical harp, #Uaithne. This mystical instrument, linked to the fairies, holds the power to control the seasons and emotions, bringing joy, sadness, or slumber with its enchanting melodies. #IrishMythology #Bookchatweekly #FairyFolklore

According to John O’Hanlon’s 1870 book ‘Irish Folk Lore,’ “If you meet the fairies, it is said, on All-Hallows’ Eve, and throw the dust taken from under your feet at them, they will be obliged to surrender any captive human being belonging to their company.” #FolkloreSunday

#Folklore #Fairies #FairyFolklore #Halloween #Ireland #IrishFolklore

NEW POST*

My latest post discusses Fairy folklore, and the place of the Fae in Shropshire. I really hope you enjoy reading!💚 🧚‍♂️

https://nearlyknowledgeablehistory.blogspot.com/2023/04/on-shropshire-fairies.html

#Fairies #Fae #Fairyfolklore #WyrdWednesday #Folklore #Shropshire #fairy #folktales

On Shropshire fairies

  I’ve been fascinated by the concept of fairies since childhood. I used to keep a close eye out for them whenever I wandered around the Wre...