Fairies/Faeries/ Fairy/Faery/ Fey/Fay, (No matter which way you
spell it, they all possess the same meaning). The earliest known
name was Fays. The term fairy today covers most folk~lore from
Britain and Ireland. The Daoine Sidhe (Shee) of the Highlands
(Scotland), better known as the Tuatha De Danann of Ireland, the
Tylwyth Teg of Wales. Fairies were also known to some as the Wee
Folk, in Ireland they were also called Good Neighbours. The
Irish folk however took no chances. Neighbours would leave their
doors open at night (especially after supper~time) in order for
the fey to run through as they would come out after dark, this
was so they wouldn't play tricks, and the good neighbours would
always leave their scrapped food out at night for them. Some
fairies are friendly, others are not, and most know they can be
triksters. They do posess many habits most adults will not put
up with, however, children will. Also, if you were to meet a
fairy, be careful, as their goals are much different than ours.
Some fairie