Enfield

Origin
Mythological: none

Location: Ireland (Ó Cellaigh/O'Kelly coat of arms)

Abilities
According to a journal from the Ireland archaeological society:

"...It follows from such description that the enfield, being compounded of the fox, eagle, and wolf, indicated that he, by whom it was borne, was reputed to possess the subtlety and cunning of the first named beast; the magnanimity and fortitude, with the honour, labor, industry, and diligence, in great manners, of the eagle; and the fierceness of the wolf."

The Celts would conjure the Enfield to protect their dead chieftains remaining by the dead man’s side and protecting the body from anyone with ill intent.

It's also possible this creature was an excellent hunter. The animals it was inspired by are all good hunters (fox, greyhound, eagle, lion, & wolf).

Appearance
The creature has the head of a fox, eagle's talons for forelegs, the chest of a greyhound, the body of a lion, and the tail of a wolf.

Trivia

 * There is a location in Britain called "Enfield".