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Folklore
- Folklore Fairy Forts Fairy forts are the earthen and stone ringforts of early medieval Ireland, up to 60,000 of which survive, held in folk tradition to be dwellings of the Sídhe and guarded by some of the most enduring prohibitions in Irish culture.
- Folklore Holy Wells and Rag Trees Holy wells are sacred springs venerated across Ireland for healing, visited on pattern days for sunwise rounds, and typically paired with a rag tree hung with votive cloth.
- Folklore The Lone Hawthorn and Fairy Paths The lone hawthorn, or fairy thorn, is a solitary whitethorn left uncut in Irish fields because tradition holds it belongs to the fairies, whose invisible paths run between forts, hills and lone trees.