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Ireland is the magic counry of legends and enchanted forests and it has a big number of mythologic characters since fairies and hugs to gods. There are some of the most famous:

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As legend has it, female fairies often give birth to deformed children. Since the fairies prefer visually pleasing babies, they would go into the mortal world and swap with a healthy human baby, leaving behind a changeling. While the changeling looked like a human baby, it carried none of the same emotional characteristics. The changeling was only happy when misfortune or grief happened in the house. The changeling legend has lasted for centuries.

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The three green leaves of the Shamrock is more than the unofficial symbol of Ireland and one of the marshmallows in Lucky Charms. The Shamrock has held meaning to most of Ireland’s historic cultures. The Druids believed the Shamrock was a sacred plant that could ward off evil. The Celtics believed the Shamrock had mystical properties due to the plant’s three heart-shaped leaves. The Celtics believed three was a sacred number. Some Christians also believed the Shamrock had special meaning- the three leaves representing the Holy Trinity.

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The Dagda is an important god of the irish mythology.He is associated with fertility, agriculture, manliness and strength and also with magic. He have control over life and death, the weather and crops, as well as time and the seasons. He is described as large man wearing a hooded cloak. He owns a magic staff that can kill with one end and bring to life with the other, a cauldron which is always filled, and a magic harp that can control men's emotions and change the seasons.

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A Banshee is a female spirit on Iish mythology who heralds the death of a family member usually by keening or shrieking. She can appear in different forms, as a pretty woman or as a ugly hag but always wearing a colored long and dishveled hair.

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The leprechauns are a type of fairys from Irish folklore. They are usually described as little barbed mans hidded at the end of the rainbow. There, they guard a tresure, a cauldron filled of gold and coins. The legend says that If you see one of them they have the duty to give you the treasure, but it is so difficult because they are so disquiet.