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The Cailleach (also spelled as Caileach or Cailleach Bhéara) is a figure in Irish, Scottish, and Manx mythology. She is often referred to as a hag or a witch, and is believed to be a personification of winter and the harsh weather conditions that accompany this season.

According to tradition, the Cailleach is responsible for creating the mountains and valleys of Ireland and Scotland with her magic wand. She is also said to control the weather, and her presence can be felt in the biting cold winds, frost, and snow.

The Cailleach is often depicted as an old woman with a wrinkled face and long white hair. She is said to be both feared and respected, and is believed to have immense magical powers that can bring about both blessings and curses.

In some legends, the Cailleach is portrayed as a goddess of fertility and agriculture, and is celebrated in various festivals throughout the year. In others, she is viewed as a destructive force that must be pacified through offerings and sacrifices.

Despite her fearsome reputation, the Cailleach is a beloved figure in Irish and Scottish folklore, and continues to be an important part of the cultural traditions of these regions.