U dobrom stanju FAIRY AND FOLK TALES OF THE IRISH PEASANTRY The trooping fairies: The fairies ; Frank Martin and the fairies ; The Priest`s supper ; The Fairy well of Lagnanay ; Teig O`Kane and the corpse ; Paddy Corcoran`s wife ; Cusheen Loo ; The white trout; a legend of Cong ; The fairy thorn ; The legend of Knockgrafton ; A Donegal fairy - Changelings. The Brewery of egg-shells ; The fairy nurse ; Jamie Freel and the young lady ; The stolen child - The Merrow. The soul cages ; Flory Cantillon`s funeral The solitary fairies: Lepracaun, Cluricaun, Far Darrig. The lepracaun; or, Fairy shoemaker ; Master and man ; Far Darrig in Donegal - The pooka. The piper and the Puca ; Daniel O`Rourke ; The Kildare pooka - The banshee. How Thomas Connolly met the banshee ; A lamentation for the death of Sir Maurice Fitzgerald ; The banshee of the Mac Carthys Ghosts: A dream ; Grace Connor ; A legend of Tyrone ; The black lamb ; Song of the ghost ; The radiant boy ; The fate of Frank M`Kenna Witches, fairy doctors: Bewitched butter (Donegal) ; A queen`s county witch ; The witch hare ; Bewitched butter (Queen`s county) ; The horned women ; The witches` excursion ; The Confessions of Tom Bourke ; The pudding bewitched T`yeer-na-n-oge: The legend of O`Donoghue ; Rent-day ; Loughleagh (Lake of healing) ; Hy-Brasail The Isle of the Blest ; The Phantom Isle Saints, Priests: The Priest`s soul ; The Priest of Coloony ; The story of the little bird ; Conversion of King Laoghaire`s daughters ; King O`Toole and his goose The devil: The demon cat ; The long spoon ; The Countess Kathleen O`Shea ; The three wishes. Giants: The Giant`s stairs ; A legend of Knockmany Kings, Queens, Princesses, Earls, Robbers: The twelve wild geese ; The lazy beauty and her aunts ; The haughty princess ; The enchantment of Gearoidh Iarla ; Munachar and Manachar ; Donald and his neighbours ; The jackdaw ; The story of Conn-eda; or, the Golden apples of Lough Erne. Originally published by John Murray Publishers, London, in separate volumes: Fairy and Folk Tales ofthe Irish Peasantry (1888) and Irish Fairy Tales (1892) This paperback edition published 2004 by Bounty Books, a division of Octopus Publishing Group Ltd Reprinted 2005, 2006 Printed and bound in Great Britain