Irish Legends Coloring Pages
Pooka:
- Pooka comes from the Gaelic word Poc which means goat.
- The scary creature of Irish folklore.
- Often assumes the shape of a goat, horse or some other huge hairy
creature that could speak with a human voice.
- Snuck up behind people to take them on a frightening ride across the
earth and oceans. If you are returned, you're never quite the same.
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