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Pooka

Richard Clarke 16 January 2022

From the old Gaelic, Púca ….meaning goblin. The origin of the word Pooka is Scandinavian and translates as tree spirit. The Pooka is also known for shapeshifting into such forms as a rabbit, goat, goblin and an old man. This one is carved in Oak and resides at Castletown House & Park in Celbridge, Co. Kildare.

Pooka - Púca
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