Meet the Clurichaun, the Leprechaun’s Lesser-Known (But Equally Impish) Cousin
Clurichauns (typically pronounced “KLUR-ih-kawn” or “KLUR-ih-kahn”) and leprechauns are both pint-sized, solitary fairies ...
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The Lore of Leprechauns and the True History of These Lucky Tricksters
Leprechauns trace back to ancient Celtic and Irish mythology, where they were first known as "luchorpán," meaning "small body ...
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“Who All Seen The Leprechaun Say Yeahhh!” – 19 Years Later, There’s Still No Better St. Patrick’s Day Video
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American Gods mythology guide: Who is Irish leprechaun Mad Sweeney?
The idea of the leprechaun may be derived from the Tuatha Dé Danann, a supernatural race in Irish mythology connected with the main deities of pre-Christian Gaelic Ireland. They dwell in the ...
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Convince Kids a Leprechaun Has Invaded Your House With These St. Paddy’s Day Shenanigans
And is there anything more iconically St. Patrick’s-y than those roguish tricksters, the leprechauns? And is there anything more fun than convincing your kids that one such leprechaun has ...