Homonym: Sidhe (Fairy)
The term "Sidhe" refers to a supernatural race in Irish mythology, often associated with the ancient burial mounds known as tumulus or fairy mounds. These beings are considered to be the descendants of the Tuatha Dé Danann, a group of deities and heroes in Irish lore. The Sidhe are typically depicted as beautiful, ethereal beings who possess magical powers and live in a parallel realm.
In folklore, the Sidhe are often linked to fairies and are believed to interact with humans, sometimes helping or hindering them. They are known for their connection to nature and the land, and it is said that disturbing their dwelling places can lead to misfortune. The Sidhe play a significant role in various tales and legends, embodying the mystery and enchantment of the Irish landscape.