Irish Legends Coloring Pages
Keep in mind that this is legend and myth. The information
is stated factually, but only insomuch as it is what the legends
indicate.
Irish folklore was passed down orally from one person to the next.
Like all tales that have been shared through word of mouth, there has arisen
versions of the same information. I've provided the version I am familiar
with.
SOME TIPS FOR PRINTING:
The site has ads in various places. When you click on the
thumbnail image above it will open the full image in a separate window with
advertising and navigation at the top. To print the coloring page
without printing the ad:
1) If you have JavaScript enabled you can click the
[Print] link in the top half of the page and it will
automatically print the coloring page only and ignore the advertising and
navigation at the top of the page.
if that doesn't work...
2) Click on the coloring page image in the bottom half of
the screen to make that frame active. Then click the print button in your
browser to print the active frame.
if that doesn't work...
3) Try clicking the link for the no ad version in the top
half of the screen. This will open the coloring page in the same window
but by itself at
which point you can use the print feature of your browser.
If you're still stuck, check out our
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Help section... once you sort out how to print one of our
coloring pages, the method will be the same for all the rest.
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