The Sidhe

The Sidhe, pronounced "shee," are mythological beings from Irish and Scottish folklore, often described as fairy-like or supernatural creatures. They are believed to inhabit the hills and mounds of ancient landscapes, known as "fairy hills." The Sidhe are typically portrayed as elegant and otherworldly, having both benevolent and malevolent traits. They are associated with nature, magic, and the spirit world, often invoking both awe and fear among humans. In stories, encounters with the Sidhe can lead to enchantment or mischief, highlighting their mysterious and powerful presence in Celtic mythology.