Leprechauns are now a sheltered species

Finally, the leprechauns are measured to be a secured species under the European Law. The status had been granted by European Union to these alleged 236 leprechauns that lives now in the Carlingford Mountain. In 1989, the relics of the leprechaun were supposedly located by the owner of a local pub named as P. J. O’Hare. There is that day, when a scream had been heard near the well, and then O’Hare came on the scene, he noticed the bones, the tiny suit and those gold coins near the patch of the scorched earth. The items are now being displayed in the glass cases.

So are these leprechaun just stuffs of myth and legends? Not base on the Ireland’s only ‘leprechaun teller, who insisted he had seen these small people. The 74 years old Kevin Woods that is from the County Louth of Ireland said that he primary met leprechauns in the Mountains of Cooley about 20 years past. According to Mr. Kevin Woods, there had been billions of them from the state of Ireland but now are all dead, and now only about few hundred left. Woods now spends the days running these Last Leprechauns from the Ireland tours. And so is Mr. Woods just the lepre-CON, or does these small people from the ancient mythology really do exist?

Mesmerizing facts you don’t know about leprechauns

These leprechauns are probably the best-known beings in the Irish folklore. The Leprechauns are famously depicted as the little men with the beards with tall green hats and being dressed in green coats. The other well accepted beliefs regarding leprechauns include those pots of gold, which said to be kept at the edge of the rainbow with the mischievous nature. Even when there are many that get to this general depiction about the leprechaun, there had been some other aspects of the Irish creatures which are less known.