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Hello and welcome to the best of super great kids stories.

We're releasing one popular story from our archive in the middle of each month. The story this month is Finn McCool and the Giant's

Causeway and it's told by Kate Calkery. Today it's St Patrick's Day which is a big celebration in Ireland and beyond.

It began as a religious festival but it now celebrates all things to do with Ireland. There are

parades, people dressed up in green, some as fairies, some as leprechauns, and there's Irish music and traditional food.

If you have connections with Ireland, you might be celebrating St Patrick's Day too.

This story from our archive is a trickster tale and also a how and wise story.

It explains how some people say that the Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland came to be.

The Giant's Causeway is a staircase of huge rocks stretching far out into the sea.

These steps are flat, eight-sided shapes and they look as if they've been chiselled out of rock by a clever giant craftsman.

There's a couple of scary giants in this story, so you need to be a little bit brave to listen, but it's also great fun, so do give it a go.

Now, here is Kate Corkery telling a story which was featured on the podcast on the 17th of March 2022.

Over to you, Kate.

Hello, super great kids.

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