Ireland in Fiction: A Guide to Irish Novels, Tales, Romances, and Folk-lore

by Stephen J. M. Brown

It may be of interest to mention, as specimens, some of the chief collections of Scottish Gaelic folk-lore, for it is, at bottom, identical with that of Gaelic Ireland.

Campbell, J. F., of Islay. POPULAR TALES OF THE WEST HIGHLANDS.

WAIFS AND STRAYS OF CELTIC TRADITION. A Series initiated and directed by Lord Archibald Campbell. It comprises four volumes:—

Vol. I.—Craignish Tales. Ed. by Rev. J. MacDougall.

Vol. II.—Folk and Hero Tales. Ed. by Rev. D. MacInnes.

Vol. III.—Folk and Hero Tales. Ed. by Rev. J. MacDougall.

Vol. IV.—The Fians. Ed. by John Gregorson Campbell of Tiree.

Ferguson, R. M. THE OCHIL FAIRY TALES.

McKay, J. G. THE WIZARD’S GILLIE.

Mackenzie, D. A. FINN AND HIS WARRIOR BAND.