Scottish Gaelic Folklore
Scottish Gaelic Folklore refers to the traditional beliefs, myths, legends, and stories passed down orally within the Scottish Gaelic-speaking communities of Scotland. This folklore typically includes tales of supernatural beings such as fairies, selkies, and kelpies, as well as heroic figures like Fionn MacCumhail and Cú Chulainn. Additionally, Scottish Gaelic Folklore often incorporates elements of nature, magic, and the supernatural, reflecting the cultural heritage and worldview of the Gaelic people.