According to the Irish mythology and folklore, Fairies weren’t human or ghosts, but natural beings with supernatural powers. Their origin derives from the ancient Celt belief in the “Tuatha Dé Danann”, a supernatural race of divine beings, who have powers of magic, such as the ability to fly without wings. It was believed that Fairies live underground, or in a parallel invisible world. There are numerous fairies associated with Ireland, such as the Banshee and the Pooka, but the most famous is one is the Leprechaun. It is said that Fairies can be generous and bring good luck to those, who encounter them. If someone claims to have seen or spoken to an Irish fairy, though, their tale is usually not believed. One thing is certain, these magical creatures are synonymous with Ireland, and they will continue to fascinate us forever!