The Banshee, or Bean Sídhe (her legend recently imbued by the popular film "The Banshees of Inisherin") is that female spirit of Irish folklore who heralds death by screaming, wailing, or ...

Irish folklore, like the island itself, is littered with tales of earth mounds known as fairy forts. The ancient ringforts date back to the Iron Age and have long been entwined with tales of the ...

Irish filmakers draw from chilling folktales of the Banshee, fae so notorious ahighway was built to divert around a famous fairy tree, and the ... Here are 7 Irish horror films you may not have ...

The Banshee is a mythical figure from Irish folklore that was said to be the sign of death in the family. The word derives from the Irish “Bean Sí” meaning “the fairy woman.” ...

Bunworth Banshee, illustration by W.H. Brooke in Fairy Legends and Traditions of the South of Ireland by Thomas Crofton Croker, ... From Snarled, a US take on the Irish Banshee legend.

This “spirited” event will take place on Friday, August 9, 2024, from 7:00 PM to 10:00 PM at The Banshee Irish Pub, located at 257 Franklin Street in Buffalo’s Theatre District.

This offering was rooted in a rawly emotional concept: he looked to Lee McQueen’s autumn/winter 1994 show “Banshee,” which opened with two pregnant women walking to the screams of Irish ...

The name "Banshee" comes from the Irish word "bean sidhe," or "woman of the fairy mound." Banshees are often associated with graveyards, fairy rings, or ancient Irish ruins.

The Banshee fits into these stories in its own unique way.” The banshee is linked to Tuatha Dé Danann – a race of fairies in Irish mythology. “Banshee” itself means “fairy woman” in ...

Irish fairy tales were not sanitized like the Disney versions of the Grimm ones I'd grown up reading. Irish fae were capricious, ... But like the cry of the banshee, it called to me.