A haunting bedtime tale inspired by Irish folklore. The Bean Sídhe (Irish) and Bean Shìth (Scottish Gaelic), both pronounced ban-shee, literally translate to "woman of the fairy mound" or "fairy woman". In Celtic folklore, they are supernatural female spirits who act as omens of death, famous for their mournful wailing or keening.

In this story, the Banshee’s Daughter drifts through grief, prophecy and the voices carried on downthe bloodline.

A bite-sized tale for dreamers and lovers of Celtic myth. 🌙

A soft and gentle story for Beltane, the ancient Gaelic festival of fire, flowers and magic: Celebrating the turning of the season.

In this dreamy episode of One Last Tale, wander through golden fields and blooming hawthorn trees, where wishes are tied with ribbon and the unseen world lingers just beyond the light.

Happy Beltane 🌸

Welcome back, dreamer.

Tonight’s tale is an old one from the hills of Scotland and Ireland. A story of a mother’s knowing, of the fae who walk unseen and of the children they leave behind.

When Maeve begins to feel that the child in her arms is not her own, she follows instinct into the woods… to a place where the veil is thin and the truth awaits.

After six months of stillness, One Last Tale returns - with a story of mystery, motherhood and the quiet power of trusting what lives deep in your bones.

Bite-sized bedtime stories for grown ups 🍀