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šŸ“– Ancient Restoration In Irish folklore the spider was helped in its nocturnal weaving by fairy spirits. During the day these fairies would travel to the nearest woman's spinning-wheel, bringing her work ill or luck that day.
There’s a legend about Robert the Bruce and a spider:

In 1306, after suffering defeat, Bruce hid in a cave on Rathlin Island. While there he watched a spider struggling to build its web. He uttered: ā€œIf at first you don’t succeed, try & try againā€. He won Scottish Independence.
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