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	Buggane
		The Buggane would have nothing of the noise a church would bring, with its constantly ringing bells.
		This went on and on, the Buggane slowly pulling itself from the ground, asking the tailor if he saw the danger he was in.
		Finally, before the buggane could pull his last cloven foot from the ground Timothy had finished the pair of breeches, and quickly gathered his stuff, and ran.
	www.highlander.co.im /1buggane.htm (548 words)

	The Phynodderree: The Buggane's Vow: Chapter III
		This advice of the saint was followed, and both plans adopted with perfect success, the buggane's power being completely checkmated thereby, as promised by the holy man. The building of the church from this time forth made great and rapid progress.
		The buggane, possessed of an energy and perseverance worthy of a better cause, never for one instant ceased watching; but while the men and the horses were protected by the charm in their hats and headgear they were safe against his designs.
		The zealous foreman of the works was the first to arrive at the church in the early morning, and when he drew near he soon discovered what the bugganes had done, and that Saint Trinion's foe had been as good as his word.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/celt/phy/phy19.htm (1501 words)

	Buggane at AllExperts
		In Manx Mythology, a Buggane was a huge ogre-like creature, native to the Isle of Man.
		Bugganes were said to be covered in fl hair, with claws, tusks and a large red mouth.
		Bugganes were magical creatures, and were known to be unable to cross water or stand on hallowed ground.
	en.allexperts.com /e/b/bu/buggane.htm (235 words)

	The Phynodderree: The Buggane's Vow: Chapter VI
		The resuscitation of the old tale of the buggane caused much gossip and discussion in all the district round about, and the subject of the completion of the church was on every one's mind.
		Hearing the fiendish, laugh of the buggane, he bounded off as hard as his legs would carry him, with the red breeches under his arm, along the road towards Douglas, and the infuriated little buggane after him.
		The buggane's hands were stretched forth, his claw-armed fingers were ready to clutch and tear him to pieces.
	www.sacred-texts.com /neu/celt/phy/phy20.htm (1476 words)

	The Buggane of St Trinian's
		The Buggane kept rising and rising up through the hole until the horrible form, fl as ebony, and covered with wrinkles like the leather of a flsmith's bellows, had risen quite out of the ground.
		Hearing the Buggane's fiendish guffaws of laughter behind him, he took to his heels and sped hot-foot along the Douglas road, the breeches under his arms and the furious Buggane in full chase.
		It burst at his feet with a terrific explosion, and with that the Buggane vanished, and was never seen or heard of afterwards.
	www.isle-of-man.com /interests/folklore/buggane_st_trinians.shtml (1301 words)

	Buggane - Education - Information - Educational Resources - Encyclopedia - Music
		Bugganes were said to be covered in fl hair, with claws, tusks and a large red mouth.
		Bugganes were magical creatures, and were known to be unable to cross water or stand on hallowed ground.
		Another tells the story of a woman's narrow escape after a Buggane is sent by the faeries to punish her for baking after sunset.
	www.music.us /education/B/Buggane.htm (408 words)

	All about Manx life on the Isle of Man
		The Buggane is the most dangerous and terrifying of all the Manx fairies.
		Bugganes were said to be covered in fl hair, tusks and a large red mouth.
		This buggane repeatedly tore off any new roof that was put back on to the church, terrorizing all and sundry and to this day the church still has no roof.
	www.allaboutmanxlife.com /rts/index.asp?action=page&name=5031&subname=2488&siteid=761 (399 words)

	The Dalby Spook - ManxForums.com - Manx Forums, Chat & Classifieds for the Isle of Man
		In a district steeped in tales of folklore; of fairies and fairy music; of bugganes and phynnodderee; the happenings are regarded with a strange awe, of unnatural belief; that an evil spirit has taken possession.
		The buggane, as we shall call this creature which has set aflame the fumes of fancy, has, I understand, been seen by none other except the occupiers of the croft.
		The young bold spirits of Peel have their own ideas of the buggane, though they will admit the thought of seeing once again the old time scarecrow has incited a desire to probe the mystery and to see for themselves whether the buggane really exists.
	www.manxforums.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=3501 (4327 words)

	Isle of Man - Manx Fairy Tales - The Buggane of Glen Meay
		Before she knew where she was he rushed her across the fields and down the hill, till he brought her to the top of the Spooyt Vooar, the big waterfall of Glen Meay.
		As the Buggane tore down the hill, the woman felt the ground tremble under his feet, and the noise of the waterfall filled her ears.
		As the Buggane swung her in the air to throw her into the deep pool, she thought that her last hour had come.
	www.homepages.mcb.net /forsythe/buggane_glen_meay.htm (979 words)

	Haunted Roads on the Isle of Man: Route 666
		Almost all of the hauntings involve some agency which is responsible for haunting a specific location, or clusters of hauntings which may be due to a single entity, or multiple entities, or a single entity masquerading as several entities acting out assumed roles.
		The sea monster was described as a shore hunting buggane which had a head similar in appearance to a horse with eyes like pewter plates.
		The buggane was often heard roaring in its cave and sounded like a fog horn, but it is possible that this type of sound can be made by the action of wind and water rushing into and becoming trapped in the cave.
	www.mara.org.uk /hauntedroads.htm (2570 words)

	Amazon.com: Buggane: Books (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		References 21, 124 See also monster, Nursery bogies BUGGANE This is the name of a class of particularly malevolent...
		Bogie, Bogle, Bug-a-boo, Bugbear, Demon, Hobgoblin, Nursery Bogie, Spirit, Sprite BUGGANE This is a particularly malevolent shape-shifting spirit in the Manx...
		buggane in Wales; similarly in Russian, buca; boogerman in the...
	www.amazon.com /s?ie=UTF8&keywords=Buggane&tag=httpexplaguid-20&index=books&link_code=qs&page=1 (903 words)

	MySpace.com - Buggane - UK - Experimental / Ambient / Alternative - www.myspace.com/iombuggane
		Buggane's Latest Blog Entry [Subscribe to this Blog]
		Buggane is the name for my own solo recordings, me being Gypo from Rhysical Pheck / Ballagroove
		The track that was recorded for The Phantom Carriage was called 'The Fourth Angel Is Concealed' (thanks for the title Mike) and I really enjoyed recording it, complete departure from the stuff I do with Rhysical Pheck which is much more 'normal' !
	www.myspace.com /IOMBuggane (1525 words)

	pp 008-013 Manx Fairy Tales, Sophia Morrison ,1911 - Buggane of Glen Meay
		THERE was once a woman living near Glen Meay, and she was the wife of a decent, quiet, striving man, of the place.
		As the Buggane tore down the hill, the woman felt the ground tremble under his feet, and the noise of the waterfall filled her ears.
		As the Buggane swung her in the air to throw her into the deep pool, she thought that het last hour had come.
	www.isle-of-man.com /manxnotebook/fulltext/sm1911/p008.htm (1041 words)

	IONA - Wishing wells and more Manx superstitions
		On the wild and rock-strewn lhergy that falls so steeply down to the Glen Ray stream the wild "Buggane" used to roam uttering weird and fearsome noises that were a terroor to all peaceable people.
		When winter storms swept down the ghyll and rain and hail were driving hard before the furious gale, the screech of the terriblue buggane could be heard above the howling storm, ae he tore along this hillside in his tempestuous frenzy.
		In the evening, however, the cuckoo may be seen bare, perched on some rock, in the gathering dusk, sending out his peculiar call across the deep valley to some other companion bird in.
	www.project-iona.co.uk /article.php?iona_id=469 (1174 words)

	The Life of Aradorh: Chapter 1: Old Friends
		As the formation took steps, a small rumble could be felt." Something big," Nutrati said softly."Tis a buggane, undead giants is what i like to call them." "lets move in closer," Nutrati suggested," see if there are more." as they approached more appeared until there were now five bugganes.
		The arrow went strait to the bugganes heart, hitting him critically, the creature fell to the ground,dieng shortly after.
		Aradorh quickly targetted the next one closest to him and began driving arrows into the chest of it, by the time the buggane reached Aradorh, it only took one hit from his rapier to finish the creature off.
	www.angelfire.com /realm3/sojournfantasy/aradorh1.html (486 words)

	The Buggane of St Trinians (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		An old church on the Isle of Man had lain derelict for many centuries, when it was decided by the church authorities to put a new roof on it.
		All attempts failed, and the superstitious villagers were convinced it was the work of an evil spirit called a Buggane.
		At first all went well, but as night closed in, and he was alone in the candlelit church, he began to realise he might have underestimated the power of the evil Buggane..........
	www.mcb.net /amulree/buggane.html (126 words)

	Big Wheel Blues Festival Forums - Anyone know a good amp tech? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		A 7W version (Baby Buggane) is already being tested by Steve and it is as loud as his 50W Crate all valve amp!!
		I can assure you that both amps would sound very good for use with mouth harp - especially the Baby Buggane, as this one is a true class A (single ended output) amplifier which has a very smooth tone when set to Triode mode.
		A slight amount of modifying to the input stage is all that would be needed (to match the microphone impedance to the amplifier).
	www.bigwheelblues.com /forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=97 (1215 words)

	Three Fairy Tales, Part 3 - The Gold Scales
		Before she knew where she was, he rushed her across the fields and down the hill, till he brought her to the top of the Spooyt Vooar, the big waterfall of Glen Meay.
		As the buggane tore down the hill, the woman felt the ground tremble under his feet, and the noise of the waterfall filled her ears.
		As the buggane swung her in the air to throw her into the deep pool, she thought that her last hour had come.
	oaks.nvg.org /ftc.html (6931 words)

	Nance and the Buggane
		Puffin' the smook down the chimley he is, an' the childher cryin', an' the house all through-others, an' lumps of soot in the porridge.' 'Thou should larn him a lesson,' said Nance.
		The Buggane came rushing after her, but suddenly he ran bang against the tramman tree, which was planted to keep off witchcraft.
		A promise is a promise,' said Mr Kelly, looking over his shoulder to see that no one was listening, 'but a Buggane's a Buggane, an' will be, to the end.' And I'm not saying Mr Kelly wasn't right, too.
	www.feegan.co.uk /fltales/fltales2.htm (1325 words)

	The Cloak of Mist: Chapter 2
		It was said that the Buggane was a hairy giant, fierce and with great claws and tusks, that hid in the wild places and came out to steal the stock and, for some reason unknown, to frighten widows.
		I saw the Buggane at a distance, lurking in a copse, spying upon a farm.
		Even as hurt as he was the Buggane tried to protect himself, putting up his arm to protect his neck, but the blade bit deep and I severed his hand from his arm.
	www.speaker-to-customers.me.uk /buffyverse/tcom2.htm (2882 words)

	Feegan's Lounge Isle of Man
		A scutch of a fella he is. Tearin' the thatch off the hay-stacks, puffin' the smook down chimleys, an' pushin' the sheep over the edge of the brooghs.
		Puffin' the smook down the chimley he is, an' the childher cryin', an' the house all through-others, an' lumps of soot in the porridge.' 'Thou should larn him a lesson,' said Nance.
		The Buggane came rushing after her, but suddenly he ran bang against the tramman tree, which was planted to keep off witchcraft.
	www.feegan.com /fltales/fltales2.php (1364 words)

	Joe Moore's Story of Finn Mac Cooilley and The Buggane (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-26)
		The Buggane was hearing great talk about the giant Finn MacCooilley that was in the Sound, so he came down from the top of Barrule to put a sight on him.
		She was baking barley bread, and when the baking was done at her, she took the griddle and put it between two cakes of bread, and gave it to the Buggane to eat, with a quart of buttermilk.
		The Buggane was standin' at Port Iern-that 's what made the fine big openin' at Port Iem.
	www.harvestfields.netfirms.com /story/10/03/37.htm (747 words)

	The Isle of Man
		It was originally called the church of St. Ninian, but now is always known as St. Trinian's church.
		It is also the setting for the Manx fairytale of the Tailor and the Buggane (giant).
		In legend, the church never had a roof, because the buggane would blow it off as fast as it was put on.
	www.xs4all.nl /~gcoupe/isle_of_man.htm (870 words)

	YLM vol iii pp134/144 Folklore (pt2) Roeder
		Shortly after, the Buggane came to the mouth of the cave, and looked on the man, who was very frickened.
		They thought they would be taken with them, and got over the hedge at a corner of the field, and the buggane was standing in the road and keeping them there.
		The buggane corresponds with the Gaelic bocait, Welsh bwgan, bwg, and the Irish puca(the devil, a sprite or hobgoblin), which is probably derived from poc, boc — goat.
	www.manannan.net /library/manxnotebook/manx-yarns.html (3634 words)

	Myths & Legends - Isle of Man Government Manx National Heritage:
		Early folk tales say that the two channels of the Sound were created during a great fight between the Irish giant Finn MacCooil, and a local giant known as the Buggane.
		As the two fought at Burroo Ned, the Buggane hurled Finn MacCooil through the air.
		The impressions made by Finn’s two feet as he landed were then flooded by the sea, and created the Little Sound and the Big Sound.
	www.gov.im /mnh/heritage/countryside/sound/mythslegends.xml (259 words)

	mythlogical creatures - Page 3 - Wizards Community
		This is effectively similar to the spell Persistent Image (Caster Level is equal to Bugganes Hit Dice, Will Save DC=18, Save is Cha based), except that it only effects the Bugganes appearance, and can be turned on and off at will.
		If it is successful the Bugganes opponent must flee in Fear for 1d6 rounds if it is 5 Hit Dice or less, or it is Dazed for 2 rounds if it is 6-10 HD.
		Combat: Bugganes prefer to pretend to use their Alter Appearance ability to pretend to be a dead or lame humanoid or animal, and try to lull opponents into lowering their defenses before they attack.
	boards1.wizards.com /showthread.php?t=679086&page=3 (1376 words)

	South Coast Buses - ManxForums.com - Manx Forums, Chat & Classifieds for the Isle of Man
		Buggane - I'll share a cab back with you if you want.
		The South Coast buses have been pretty irregular for the last few months.
		Buggane - I phoned Bunty's a while back and they told me that Corlett's in Port Erin had taken over.
	www.manxforums.com /forums/index.php?showtopic=299 (549 words)

	The Beers Page
		The Mischief was a local term for smuggling, which was rife at one time on the island and the last of the six shows John Quilliam, who took charge of the Victory's steering gear after it was shot away in the Battle of Trafalgar.
		Buggane alludes to the old Manx folk tale of a mischievious spirit - well, a monster really.
		Manx Engineer is named after Robert Casement, the engineer who designed the Laxey Wheel - still the world's largest water wheel.
	www.bushys.com /thebeers.htm (777 words)

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