Welcome to 'Sidhe'. Glad you are here and I hope you will have a pleasant journey :)
First a tiny lesson in Gaelic. The pronunciation of 'Sidhe' is actually 'Shee'... yeah, I know: Gaelics like their silent 'dh's. It's basically like she/her with a slightly prolonged 'e'.
Secondly: Remember this, all you die hard celtic/gaelic supernerds (who I very much love). This is only inspired by Irish gaelic and celtic mythology. This story neither is, nor is meant to be, a 1:1. Find a grammatically wrong use of a word in the irish gaelic? Remember: inspired by, not 1:1. Disagree with my interpretation of the mythology? Remember: inspired by, not 1:1. You don't have to point out where I diverted from being ''correct''. I probably already know ;)
I do welcome you, though, to share the version you know in the comments below. Just keep it nice. It is always fun to learn about the mythology others grew up on.
Thirdly: This series will touch upon some heavy topics now and then. The chapters will be marked in the beginning. This is not a series meant to be about these themes, but more of how we handle life around them.
My greatest wish is for this story to be about life, hope and love.
Follow modern day druid, Lynch, on her journey. When the pure and primordial spirits known as the sidhe are unintentionally drawn to the big changes in our lives, she sorts things out. Using tools such as posted notes, spray-paint, and her extensive knowledge of Mother Nature, she assists everyday people with the conflicts that arise when our world and the spiritual collide.
Change is her calling card, and the greatest change of all is death.
There’s just one problem: she is not a fan of Death.
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