Irish and Celtic Legends and Folktales

Irish and Celtic Legends and Folktales

Immerse yourself in the histories and legends of the Celtic culture...

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  • Kelpies
    Kelpies · Jun 22, 2014
    I absolutely need to tell this to the world... Mi have been called "Princess Fiona" one too many times. For one thing, I was not named after Fiona in Shrek, I was named after the Fiona in The Island of Roan Inish. And for another, it means "fair one" in Scottish.

    rhiasofia replied · Jun 22, 2014

    My sister's name is Fiona, and she was born the year it came out! I feel so awful for her. It's constant.


    rhiasofia replied · Jun 22, 2014

    And my other sister is named Morrigan, so itis always misspelled or mispronounced, and people bug her about it "being spelled weird"


    Kelpies replied · Jun 22, 2014

    Growls at people who tease people because of their names.


    Piper replied · Jun 23, 2014

    I think those are beautiful names (Including yours, Rhiannon). I've always loved Celtic names, even though I have a fairly boring Hebrew one (Abigail).


    Kelpies replied · Jun 23, 2014

    That's not boring!



Proud people breed sad sorrows for themselves.
— Emily Bronte, Wuthering Heights