Meanings of irish myths in English

I believe in all of these Irish myths, like leprechauns.

There is a most interesting version of this in Curtin's Irish Myths and Folk-Tales.

Like the line of scarves that O'Neill also creates, many are inspired by her grandmother's stories and Irish myths and legends.

The Irish myths, like the sagas, are in prose, but some of the most important parts, including the prophecies, are in verse.

I had, of course, the language of the Gospels, which to me seemed and seems perfect, and the marvelling narratives of Irish myths and fables.

A king with horse's ears, sightings of ollphéists, or monsters, and wailing banshees are a flavour of Irish myths that never go out of fashion.