Piseóg – The Curse of the Irish?
ANN MASSEY says eggs - piseogs - are at the core of evil Irish folk magick!
5 Irish Funeral Traditions you’re dying to know
The Irish have some long-held beliefs and practices when it comes to honouring their dead. ANN MASSEY checks out these Irish Funeral traditions
Cornish Owlman: Everything you need to know
The strange Cornish Owlman was first seen in Mawnan Smith in the 1970s. NIA JONES reveals its strange legend.
England’s 6 most terrifying historic vampire cases
Real-life vampires and other bloodsucking creatures are found throughout English history, says RICK HALE
Ireland’s 7 Darkest Goddesses who inspire revenge and death
Irish Goddesses are the perfect woman’s guide to revenge, infidelity, intoxication and death, says ANN MASSEY
Y Tylwyth Teg: Do You Believe in Welsh Faeries?
Tylwyth Teg are Welsh fairies. NIA JONES takes a look at the compelling folklore surrounding the fair folk
Changelings Fairies, The Darker Side of Irish Fairy Lore
ANN MASSEY gives us some tips on protecting our infants from being swapped for Changelings!
Top 10 most disturbing Welsh folk legends
CLAIRE BARRAND reveals some of Wales' most disturbing folk legends...
6 Famous Caulbearers with Extraordinary Talents
POLLYANNA JONES take a look at some famous caulbearers from history who may have had special powers
Boggart Hole Clough – what is a Boggart?
BECKY KEANE tells us about the Legend of Boggart Hole Clough in Manchester
The Sea Tombed Village of Singleton Thorpe
BARRY McCANN looks at fascinating story of the fabled submerged village of Singleton Thorpe reputedly near Blackpool in Lancashire
Baobhan Sith: Are Scottish Vampires more deadly?
Baobhan Sith, the Scottish brand of vampires, are so terrifying they leave their Transylvanian cousins for dead, says ROSE GARNETT
Werewolves of Wales: Everything you need to know
RHEA SEREN PHILLIPS shines a light on the Werewolves of Wales!
How the Welsh bury their dead: Superstitions and death in Wales
CLAIRE BARRAND tells us how to bury your dead in Wales and the superstitions and rituals that remain today.
Walpurgis Night: What is it and why is it spooky?
Walpurgis Night - 30th April - is a spooky event named after a British saint
Black Cats and Superstition: 13 things you didn’t know about
ANN MASSEY reveals some strange and wonderful superstitions surrounding black cats through the centuries...
The Wrekin Giant, the monster who hated the people of Shrewsbury
The Wrekin Giant's grudge lead to him to create hills in Shropshire, says PHILIP DAVIES
The Dark Side of Magic: Witches and the Sidhe
AMY VAN DE CASTEELE takes a look back at the time when witches and fairies were anything but the fodder of children's stories
5 deadly Welsh curses that could destroy your life
CLAIRE BARRAND lists five deadly curses embraced by the Welsh in times gone by.
Who is Bean Nighe, the Celtic Washerwoman, Prophetess of Doom?
Bean Nighe, the Washerwoman at the Ford, is Scotland's harbinger of death, says AMY VAN DE CASTEELE
6 Strangest Beings from Scottish Highland Folklore
MJ STEEL COLLINS reveals strange creatures encountered in Scottish Highland Folklore
10 Scariest Banshee Hauntings in Ireland
ANN MASSEY gives us her top 10 terrifying Banshee appearances from history in Ireland…
13 Irish superstitions you need to know!
ANN MASSEY tells us of 13 Irish superstitions we should be aware of - just in case!
Welsh Dragons: Everything you need to know
RICHARD FREEMAN, one of the world's leading cryptozoologists, gives an indepth history and insight into Welsh Dragons
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