Creatures of Ballyyahoo

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All the creatures in the magical little town of Ballyyahoo are special and all the creatures in Ballyyahoo are magic. But, as you will discover, some are more magical than others.

CATS

There are also lots of cats in Ballyyahoo but Maggie’s cats are probably the cleverest cats you ever saw.They love music and each of them plays a musical instrument. You can read more about these special cats here. Or you can click on the kitten in the picture below.

COWS

As well as being close to the mountains and near the sea there are a few small farms in Ballyyahoo so there are quite a lot of different animals around Ballyyahoo but you have to admit some of the best looking cows in Ireland live in Ballyyahoo.

DONKEYS

There are also quite a few donkeys and one of them is a little bit mad. His real name is Dalphonso but Ballyyahooians just call him Daffo.

Daffo loves carrots and apples and will do anything to get them. One day he saw an apple that had fallen down between the stones on a wall.

Poor Daffo did everything he could to try and get that apple. He even tried to knock the wall down with his head. Click here or on the picture below to see a little film of Daffo.

HORSES

There are all different types of horses in Ballyyahoo and you can see the horses of Ballyyahoo here or click on the picture below.

SQUAWK-BIRDS

Now, at the top of this page I mentioned something about magic and the Squawk-birds of Ballyyahoo are just some of the magical creatures that live here.

Not all Ballyyahooians like the Squawk-birds. It may be because they are noisy, it maybe because they steal things, but whatever the Ballyyahooians think, the Squawk-birds are as much a part of Ballyyahoo as they are and the Squawk-birds are here to stay.

Visit the Squawk-birds of Ballyyahoo to see what they do that drives the people of Ballyyahoo even more bonkers than they already are.

DEER

There aren’t all that many deer in Ballyyahoo but those that are there are gentle, shy and beautiful. You can see them by clicking here or on the image below.

Hope you enjoyed visiting the creatures of Ballyyahoo. Don’t forget to bookmark this page so you can visit again. There’s lots more to see in Ballyyahoo.