From the black dog of Hanging Hill to the Little People's Village, these Connecticut legends have ties to Celtic myths.

When the Irish talk about fairy forts, they’re referring to the remains of stones set out in a circular arrangement and ...

Curated by University of Colorado Boulder students under the direction of Sean Babbs (Instruction Coordinator for the Libraries' Rare and Distinctive Collections) and Suzanne Magnanini (Associate ...

To complicate matters further, clurichauns and leprechauns have yet another fairy cousin: the far darrig. The name derives from the Irish fear dearg, meaning “red man,” inspired by the fairy ...