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Pony and Rider

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The children of the village marvelled at the beautiful white pony, and thought that Beannaithe looked grand sittin' upon it.

"Hooray for Beannaithe!" they cried.

Fishing Competition

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An Unlikely Champion, Part 4, Interlude 7

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Lá na gCuach 
(Cuckoo Day)


One mornin' just as I was about to take me tea me grandkids came rushin' to me in all a panic.

'Granda, wee Beacha is bein' eaten by a bear!' shouted Darowva.

Don't Feed the Bears!

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I threw open the front door and ran towards the bear as quick as me spindly legs could carry me, bangin' on the cowbell and shoutin', 'Hoo! Away with ye bear!'

Just then I saw Beacha tumble to the turf.

The Perfect Curl

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"In all me years that's the most outlandish thing I've seen" said Cobbler with a laugh. "I don't know why the lass needs armour, but I reckon that'll get the job done whatever it may be. I particularly like the helm. Very snail-like it is."

An Unlikely Champion, Part 4, Chapter 3

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The Lady of the Lake

I continued me story where I had left off the night before...

An Unlikely Champion, Part 4, Chapter 1

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The Fairy Ring

'Beannaithe were now eighteen years of age. Two years had passed since she dreamt of Áine, her Sióg Mhaith ("Fairy Godmother"). In all this time Áine had not returned, yet, Beannaithe recalls hearin' Áine's voice sayin',

Dancing in a Fairy Ring

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Some believe that fairies revel and dance within fairy rings under the moonlight. If one discovers a fairy ring, it is wise to leave offerings of food as a sign of respect. However, it is considered bad luck to disturb a fairy ring. Stepping into a fairy ring may result in being whisked away to the Otherworld.

An Unlikely Champion, Part 4

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Daidí Beag

Daidí Beag ("Little Grandad"), an elderly River Hobbit farmer, treads a fine line between telling entertaining stories to his difficult to please grandchildren while not upsetting their mothers by overstimulating their children before bedtime.

An Unlikely Champion, Part 3, Interlude 3

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Night of the Missing Shoes

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