Banshee Fountain

Skyclad fays relax in the living waters of a spring, amidst Erin's greenery.

The Gaelic word banshee (beansithe) means faery woman, though it came to signify a fate, especially a guardian spirit of a clan, who appears in omen of a coming death or momentous event.

Mirrors and combs figure in folk tales about faery women in the Gaeltacht, as well as among the Basques, Spanish, French, Germans, Slavs and Scandanavians.