Gruagach A3 Print

'Gruagach, i.e. long haired one, from gruag, a wig, is a common Gaelic name for a maiden, a young woman. [...] In parts of Skye, however, the fold-frequenting gruagach is a tall young man with long yellow hair in the attire of a gentleman of a bygone period, having a little switch (slatag) in his hand, and with a white breast as if he wore a frilled shirt [...] This gruagach was attentive to the herds and kept them from the rocks. He frequented certain places in the fields where the cattle were. A gruagach was to be found in every gentleman's fold (buaile), and, like the glaistig, milk had to be set apart for him every evening in a hollow in a particular stone called clach na gruagaich ('the gruagach stone')...' - John Gregorson Campbell's 'Superstitions of the Highlands and Islands of Scotland' (1900)

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