Gaelic Folklore
Gaelic Folklore refers to the traditional myths, legends, and stories passed down through generations in Gaelic-speaking regions, particularly Ireland and Scotland. These tales often involve supernatural beings such as fairies, banshees, and leprechauns, as well as heroes and heroines embarking on epic quests. Gaelic Folklore is rich in symbolism and serves as a way to explain the natural world, teach moral lessons, and preserve cultural heritage.