The Celtic deities of the British Isles (Ireland, Scotland, and Wales).
| NAMES OF THE DEITIES | FEATURES |
|---|---|
| Aengus or Óengus | Welsh god of love and youth (more details) |
| Arawn | Welsh god of Annwyn, the Otherworld (more details) |
| Arianrod | Welsh goddess of the Moon |
| Bile | god of the Underworld |
| Boand / Boann | prosperity, one of Brigit’s aspects |
| Brigit | Mother Goddess of the Arts, War, Magic, and Medicine (more details) |
| Cailleach | Scottish goddess of the Sea, Lightning, and Wind |
| Cana Cludhmor / Canola | inventor of the harp, goddess of Music, Inspiration, and Dreams (more details) |
| Credne Cerd | bronze god |
| Dagda | Druid God (more details) |
| Dana | Mother Goddess of the Earth (more details) |
| Diancecht | Irish druid god |
| Etain / Eithne | Queen of Ireland and mother of all the gods, one of the forms of Brigid |
| Goibniu | Irish god of blacksmiths |
| Luchta / Luchtaine | God the Carpenter |
| Lugh / Lug | primordial Irish god with multiple functions (more details) |
| Macha | Irish goddess of horses, sovereignty, and war (more details) |
| Manana | Irish god of the sea |
| Math | Irish god of Strength, Eloquence, the Cosmos, and Evolution |
| Morrigan / Morrigane | goddess of war, sovereignty, and death, one of the forms of Brigit (more details) |
| Nuada | Royalty, Sovereignty |
| Oengus | sun god |
| Ogma | God of the Word and Eloquence (more details) |
References
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Dernière modification le 24/05/2026.
