Celtic Fairy Tales and Legends

Introduction

The Sorceress and the Poet (Wales)

The Swan Woman (Ireland)

Mally Whuppy and the Giant (Scotland)

The Devil, the Witch and the Faeries (Wales)

Fionn mac Cumhaill and The Magic Drinking Horn (Ireland)

Kate Crackernuts (Scotland)

The Red Dragon (Wales)

The Twelve Wild Geese (Ireland)

The Secret World of the Seals (Scotland)

The Most Ancient Creature in the World (Wales)

King Cormac and the Golden Apples (Ireland)

The Bogle of the Murky Well (Scotland)

The Sleeping King (Wales)

The Merrows' Song (Ireland)

The Black Bull of Norroway (Scotland)

The Daughter of King Under-Wave (Ireland and Scotland)

Notes to the Stories

Sources and Further Reading

Other books by Rosalind Kerven

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