Short Fiction · Character
Phaudhrig Crohoore
A towering, bold intruder whose sudden arrival at a wedding feast turns a merry Irish celebration into the threshold of something stranger.
supporting
Also known as Phaudhrig, bould Phaudhrig, Bould Phaudhrig Crohoore, Crohoore
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As a supporting figure in Short Fiction, Phaudhrig Crohoore is not background color—the story leans on what they do once the chapter opens.
Hero of Finley's ballad, a powerful man who interrupts the wedding of his beloved Kathleen O'Brien to Michael O'Hanlon.
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Crohoore is the legendary figure whose name the wedding guests laugh about at the table—until the door springs back and he walks in, six foot eight and impossible to ignore. He belongs to the world of Irish fireside…
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