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Clíodhna Irish Mythology Clíodhna was an Irish goddess sometimes depicted as a banshee or even Queen of the Banshees (or Fairies, depending on the translation). However, she was also the goddess of love, perhaps because she was considered the most beautiful woman in the world. Unlike many other love deities, Clíodhna remained chaste, keeping her love locked away until she met the mortal Ciabahn—who, in a lucky coincidence, just happened to be among the most handsome men ever to have walked…

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The Harp of Erin (1867) - by Thomas Buchanan. Allegory: Beautiful, brave Ireland w shamrocks in her hair, unbowed by her perilous position, is chained to the unyielding rock of England.

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by Geoffrey Stanton With St. Patrick's day right around the corner, everyone's feeling a little Irish. It's probably safe to assume that everyone...