How do you say fairies in Irish?

The Irish word for fairies is sídhe (pronounced "shee"). This word is the plural form of sídh (pronounced "shee"), which means "fairy mound" or "fairy dwelling". The sídhe are believed to be a race of supernatural beings who live in the hills and mounds of Ireland. They are often described as being small, beautiful, and mischievous. The sídhe are also said to be able to grant wishes, but they can also be dangerous if they are not treated with respect.