Irish Fairy Tales

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  Irish Fairy Tales

  By James Stephens

  "There is no way, my darling," said Caevo'g, and she smiled a smile that would have killed Fionn, only that he shut ... n and Oscar and mac Lugac came, with the nobles of clannBaiscne, and with those of clann-Corcoran and clann-Smo'l, ...

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  Irish Fairy Tales

  By Joseph Jacobs

  Here gathered in this collection are tales of giants and warriors, of old hags and fair maidens, and of the boyhood of the great hero Fionn Mac Uail (Finn MacCool).

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  Irish Fairy Tales

  By James Stephens

  Irish Fairy Tales

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  Irish Fairy Tales

  By Flame Tree Studio

  Here, Arthur Rackham’s distinctive artwork, along with illustrations by other artists from the turn of the twentieth century, accompany powerful tales of the early Celts and the later stories of an Ireland of mighty hearths, dreaming of ...

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  Irish Fairy Tales

  By Philip Smith, Thea Kliros

  Eight charming tales, newly reset in large, easy-to-read type: "Hudden and Dudden and Donald O'Neary," "Conal and Donal and Taig," "The Old Hag's Long Leather Bag," "The Field of Boliauns," and more.

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  Irish Fairy Tales

  By James Stephens

  Collection of 10 Irish fairy tales.

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  Irish Fairy Tales

  Irish Fairy Tales

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  Irish Fairy Tales

  By James Stephens

  Irish Fairy Tales, by James Stephens is a beloved adaptation of classic folklore where magic and ancient tradition reigns supreme. Published in 1920, this book is a seminal work that honors Ireland’s rich and imaginative history.