From shapeshifting horrors to water demons with a taste for blood, Celtic folklore is filled with monsters that make modern tales look tame. These ancient creatures weren’t just stories—they were ...

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Even modern-day Halloween traditions, like wearing costumes and carving pumpkins, come from ancient Samhain practices.

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Before monsters haunted screens, they haunted the rivers and hills of Celtic lands. From the Cat-sìth, a ghostly black cat said to steal souls, to the Dullahan, a headless horseman who rode to claim ...

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After guiding Celtic past Rangers, Martin O'Neill concedes he'd "secretly love" to lead the team in next month's final.