There's so much to know about the cunning creatures!

St. Patrick's Day is just around the corner, believe it or not! This year, between your Irish soda bread baking, green beer drinking, searching for four-leaf clovers, and general merry-making, you may ...

A new study has uncovered evidence to suggest that the word "leprechaun" may have actually originated in Italy. In 2019, researchers from Queen's University Belfast and Cambridge University in England ...

Kevin Woods, known as McCoillte the "Last Leprechaun Whisperer" appeared on Virgin's morning show, "Ireland AM" to speak about the failing population of the impish creatures much associated with Irish ...

Celtic folklore has a number of stories about fairies, who often carried people off, never to be seen again. And one type of fairy from this folklore includes the leprechaun. But are leprechauns real?

“Now, you’re not going to see anyone dressed as little people,” warns Tom O’Rahilly as he leads my group into Dublin’s new National Leprechaun Museum on a preview tour last month. “In fact, you are ...

"The luck of the Irish" phrase dates back to the 19th century and is a popular one used among Irish individuals today. Beyond the phrase, there are symbols correlated with Irish folk that represent ...

The words “St. Patrick’s Day” elicit images of bagpipe players, rowdy parade-goers, and, in some cases, green rivers (looking at you, Chicago). But Ireland is a country full of dark legends and grim ...

The Irish folklore fairy known as leprechaun remains a St. Patrick’s Day favorite, and a staple in some places year-round. You might recall the little, bearded old man who wears a green hat, coat and ...