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Bookmark or Share- The Sluagh: Celtic Spirits Of The Unforgiven Dead | Spooky IslesThe Sluagh (pronounced “sloo-ah”) comes from the Old Irish word slúag, meaning “host” or “army”, highlighting their overwhelming numbers. These spirits are thought to be the souls of those who were neither accepted into heaven nor hell, nor welcomed in the Celtic Otherworld.
- The Sluagh: Spirits of The Unforgiven Dead – #FolkloreThursdayOne of the most fascinating and evil groups to form part of The Unseelie Court are The Sluagh Sidhe, or ‘Fairy Host’: spirits of the unforgiven or restless dead who soared the skies at night searching for humans to pick off. Some believed them to be Fallen Angels.
- Sluagh: A Guide to the Mythical Spirits of Irish FolkloreSluagh, also known as the “Host,” were feared creatures in Irish and Scottish folklore. According to legend, they were the spirits of the unforgiven dead who roamed the skies in search of souls to claim. The Sluagh were believed to be sinners who were rejected by the gods and the Earth itself.
- Sluagh | Emerald Isle Irish and Celtic myths, fairy tales and legendsWicked or saintly, kind or cruel, the Sluagh play no favourites, they'll take the souls of all that cross their path, although some say they have a particular taste for the living spirits of those who have found true love.
- The Legend of The Sluagh: A Story of Ghostly Spirits, Deadly ... - HubPagesThe Sluagh: Is the name of Irish folklore villain and she takes Aine's soul away! But the prince Setanta came to her and killed Sluagh forever. If not the princess Aine's shamrock powers to shoved Sluagh away from enemies!
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