Druids prop up faerie stone knocked over by a bull to stop bad luck, sparking government investigation

The story begins in 2009 in Skibbereen, County Cork, Ireland. Donal Bohane had been renting some land from his cousin for farming, and on that land stood a neolithic standing stone that had been placed there and propped up some time in the Bronze Age — which is to say, a long-ass time ago. — Read the rest

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