The name of the fairy dog loosed on Hugh Macleod of Raasay when he stole the fairy cup from a fairy brugh.

See also Thefts from the Fairies.

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See Ganconer.

See 'The Legend of Mullaghmast'.

One of the fairy animals, a fairy cow which appeared out of various lakes and whose legend is briefly told in Wood-Martin's Elder Faiths of Ireland. See the Dun Cow of Kirkham.

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The commonest and most widespread traditional name for ignis fatuus. Also Will-with-the-Wisp, Willy Wisp, Will o' the Wykes.

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The name of one of the female fairies in the Life of Robin Goodfellow. Following as usual the guidance of the name, the anonymous author makes her the nurse of the fairy babies:

Lull is the nurse and tends the cradle,

And the babes doth dresse and swadle.

In Allies's list of the fairies he finds quite a number of placenames beginning with 'Lul'.