Today's Celtic character of the day is Fir Darrig from Folklore (2007) who is an Irish fairy, specifically a Far Darrig (fear dearg).

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Today's Celtic character of the day is Fir Darrig from Folklore (2007) who is an Irish fairy, specifically a Far Darrig (fear dearg).
With dark-hearted pranks and sour dispositions, the far darrig are a particularly nasty sort of fae. They are garbed in red like other, similar, solitary fae. Of course, it would do you well not to confuse them with anything else.
There aren’t many films these days involving fae folk, but Unwelcome (2022) makes use of the Far Darrig specifically, with Ireland as a setting. The description of the film called them ‘goblins’, which is appropriate as the word has long been used as a catch-all for the various mischievous and pernicious denizens of faerie.
The Far Darrig are included in Brian Froud & Alan Lee’s book Faeries as ‘The Fir Darrig’.
I won’t show pictures of Unwelcome’s goblins in this post, but I assure you they are seen at some point, and aren’t just a macguffin, which is why I’m on about this film: And, suggest you give it a go.
Also, if yr a Star Trek fan, Colm Meaney plays a role. If yr a Star Wars, Black Mirror, Games of Thrones, or Marvel MCU fan then you’ll enjoy Hannah John-Kamen’s performance, and her character’s arc.
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Next, here’s a horrible little Irish goblin, AND I DON’T MEAN LEO MOLLOY! It’s the Far Darrig, the leprechaun’s evil counterpart #HellaWieners
I drew a lavender Far Darrig from Mabinogi in MSPaint. I saw them for the first time and I was overwhelmed emotion! I had to draw one! They are so... designed!! I adore them.
The Far Darrig, the Red Man of Irish Folk Lore. He is said to be fond of gruesome practical jokes, and has some connection with nightmares. Prints available. https://www.redbubble.com/shop/ap/50243991
Far Darrig
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