Why it's called the Land of Leprechauns? Early settlers of Ireland believed that the place was inhabited by tiny people with magical powers such as elves, fairies and leprechauns.

According to Irish legend, leprechauns are two-foot-tall old men—often dressed as shoemakers—with a cocked hat and a leather apron. They are unfriendly, and they own a hidden pot of gold.

Eric and Cocoy tried their best to look like statues at the Powerscourt House and Gardens, one of Europe’s great treasures and Ireland’s most famous destination.