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   It’s an interesting thing in Irish mythology and folklore that the Gods were reduced not into human characters, by and large, but into Fairies. So it is with Áine of Cnoc Áine in county Kerry who is believed to have been a goddess originally but is held to be a(…)

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This entry was posted in Random pagan and recon. ramblings on June 27, 2012 by Lairbhan.

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