Keep in mind that this is legend and myth. The information is stated factually, but only insomuch as it is what the legends indicate. Each link includes details of who or what these mythological creatures are.
Irish folklore was passed down orally from one person to the next. Like all tales that have been shared through word of mouth, there has arisen versions of the same information. I've provided the version I am familiar with.
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| Balor of the Evil Eye | Banshee | Fir Darrig (Red Man) | Leprechauns | Lianhan Shee |
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| Merrows (Mermaids) | Pooka | Selkies | Sidhe (Faeries) | Tuatha De Danann |
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