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Taranis: The Forgotten Male Triad of the Celts Taranis may have been one of the most important and widely worshipped deities in Bronze Age Europe. ...
Taliesin: Myth of the Beautiful Bard Taliesin, poet, and bard, is the famed Welsh advisor and “entertainer” to the kings of yore. It’s not clear wh...
Nuada: The Silver Hand Nuada was the first king of the Tuatha dé Danann, the pantheon of the Celtic gods. He reigned for seven years before the Tua...
Neit: The Celtic God of War Neit, god of war, was a little-known god in Celtic and Irish mythology, but that doesn’t mean that he had less than an ...
Morrigan: The Phantom Queen Morrígan, or the Morrígan, goddess of war, death, and terror, was a terrifying figure in Celtic mythology. She was a de...
Medb: The Villainous Queen Queen Medb was a Queen of Connacht in Celtic mythology. Connacht covers multiple counties in Western Ireland, and Queen ...
Lugh: Tales of the Trickster God Lugh, god of mischief, was a trickster god in Celtic mythology. He was also called Lugh of the Long Arm, and he wa...
Herne the Hunter: The English Ghost With Antlers Herne the Hunter was an English ghost who roamed the countryside in Windsor Park in the county of ...
Gwydion: Magician and Trickster Gwydion fab Dôn, or son of Dôn, was a magician and a trickster in Welsh folklore. One could say he was like a god f...
Danu: Mysteries of the Mother Goddess Danu, goddess of the Tuatha Dé Danann, was the original mother goddess in Celtic mythology. The very name Tua...
Dagda: Magic of the Good God Dagda, god of gods, went by Dagda or The Dagda. He was the chief and foremost god of the Irish group of gods, the Tuat...
This pantheon is a mixture of Celtic gods and goddesses taken from Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. Their myths were taken from ancient writings and c...
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