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  The Sleeping Warriors - Arguably no place in Ireland is as strange and eerie as the Burren of County Clare. The Coach-a-bower - This happened long ago when I was only a slip of a girl, living on the edge of the Sperrins. The Coppal Bawn - The land along the Fermanagh border, to the south-west of Enniskillen, is lonely and wild. Tailor & The Hare-Woman - The hare was a symbol of evil in many country areas. This may be attributed to its pagan significance. The Undead Priest - The dead have always played a central role in rural Irish folklore. Werewolves of Ossory - The motif of the werewolf is strong in Irish folklore. Deirdre - The Exile of the Sons of Uisliu and the Death of Deirdre. Deirdre - Part II Deirdre - Part III The Children of Lir - A long time ago, thousands of years ago, the Gaels invaded Ireland, and defeated the people who were there before them. The Children of Lir - Part II The Children of Lir - Part III Macha - The Pangs of Ulster. Macha - Part II
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