by Ian · Published · Updated
The creature, possibly a water horse of Loch Suainbhal is referred to as the Searrach Uisge. The creature was said to inhabit the loch for over a century and in the nineteenth century it was described as being like an capsized boat when it was seen swimming around. Another description has it being forty foot long and eel like.
It is said that lambs would be offered to the creature by the locals as an annual sacrifice to appease the beast.
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Re: Searrach Uisage
The Gaelic spelling here is wrong, it should be "searrach uisge".
Re: Searrach Uisage
Thanks for the correction (which I have amended now) Ray and welcome to the website:)