Though leprechaun has become a general term for all Irish fairies, it
originally seems to have been reserved for a particular species of solitary
fairies, who are often depicted as cobblers. Leprechauns are
known as tricksters who like to play pranks on humans and are fond of
dance, whiskey, and Irish folk music. Some of the folklore associated
with the leprechaun is well-known, such as the crock of gold at the
end of the rainbow. Various methods, such as an unblinking stare, is
supposed to give one power over leprechauns.
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