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Irish tradition says that the eerie wail of a spirit known as Bean Sidhe, commonly called the Banshee, announces that someone is about to die.
Her eyes are red from weeping and her hair flows wildly. Bean Sidhe wears a green dress and gray cloak. If caught, she will reveal who will die. But she is seldom caught since she sticks close to the wild moors and remote hills.
In Scotland the Banshee is known as Bean Nighe. Her hands run red with blood as she washes the clothes of the doomed person in a remote lake. A Bean Nighe has one prominent tooth, one nostril, long, and webbed feet.
Her eyes are red from weeping and her hair flows wildly. Bean Sidhe wears a green dress and gray cloak. If caught, she will reveal who will die. But she is seldom caught since she sticks close to the wild moors and remote hills.
In Scotland the Banshee is known as Bean Nighe. Her hands run red with blood as she washes the clothes of the doomed person in a remote lake. A Bean Nighe has one prominent tooth, one nostril, long, and webbed feet.
