Do you believe in Leprechauns? Traditional Cache

The cache is hidden near the site of the Leprechaun and Fairy cave which is along the shoreline in the village of Carlingford, You do not need to enter to find the cache though the site is certainly worth a look [:)]

Do not cross the gate at GZ, that access to the site is just around the cornor

The cache is a micro container with log only so please byop

This following information is from the Discover Ireland website:

The underground leprechaun and fairy cavern has its origins in a story that happened in 1989 when a Leprechaun suit with 4 gold coins in the pocket was found on Foy mountain above Carlingford Co Louth. Beside it were some bones and an area of scorched earth. The man who found it, a local publican PJ O’Hare told a friend of his Mc Coilllte (Woods) what he had found. Mc Coillte was very sceptical about the existence of such beings and set out to prove that Leprechauns did not exist. 
He held the first National Leprechaun Hunt on Foy mountain to see if any could be found. He hid 5 ceramic ones with 1000 pounds under each and sold leprechaun hunting licences for 10 pounds. Hunters found the money but no real leprechauns. 
P.J. died some years later. he suit and bones were put in a glass case in his pub but no one ever knew what had happened to the gold coins. 
Mc Coillte (Woods) his friend was mending a stone wall some years later. He found a little leather purse hidden in it with 4 gold coins in the purse. He took them to the mountain where the suit was found and to his astonishment he saw 3 leprechauns. He was transfixed and could not communicate with them. They disappeared below a rock and he was able to move again. He returned home to tell his story but could find no believers. He returned to the mountain again the following day and this time he met one Leprechaun but this time he could communicate with him. 
He told him his name was Carraig and that he was the last of 236 leprechauns who lived in Ireland. There had been millions of them but they had died out because people stopped believing in them. They needed someone from Human kind to protect them otherwise they would die out altogether. The time was now right to make their existence known. 
Carraig told Mc Coillte their life story and what had happened to them. Mc Coillte published Carraigs story in a book "The Last Leprechauns of Ireland" 
In 2009 Mc Coillte got them protected by the E.U. under a habitats directive. In 2009 he started the leprechaun hunts again for 100 ceramic leprechauns with €2000 underneath. This happens each year now on the day the clocks move forward for summer time. He does it to get more people to believe in Leprechauns as it is only belief that will keep them alive. Mc Coillte speaks to them regularly. He has built the underground cavern to connect with two old tunnels -- one links with the fairy glen in Rostrevor Co. Down and the other with Foy mountain and the home of Irelands last remaining leprechauns. Mc Coillte starts your journey with this story. There is parking at" Shalom House" on Ghan Road opposite the Carlingford Sailing Club. You will find Mc Coillte- the Leprechaun Whisperer there.