Although Irish folklore is littered with legendary ghoulish water creatures, few are as scary as the Dobhar Chú (pronounced do-war coo). Considered by some to be Ireland’s version of the famous Loch ...

Although Irish folklore is littered with legendary ghoulish water creatures, few are as scary as Dobhar Chu (pronounced do-war coo). Considered by some to be Ireland’s version of the famous Loch Ness ...

It's a part of Irish folklore. The mythical Dobhar-chú: a large waterhound resembling both a dog and an otter, which was spotted in several lakes in the west of Ireland. A headstone in Conwell ...

The Dobhar-Chú, Father of Otters, King of Lakes, and the Master Otter of Northwestern Ireland. A Monsterous and Mythological beast that roams Lough Glenade with a white pelt and murderous rage! Trump ...

Nearly every corner of the globe has its own legendary monster or mystery creature that supposedly dwells there. The Ainu people of Japan have long believed that Volcano Bay, off the south coast of ...