Adsagsona
Airmed
Andraste (British)
Annwn (British)
Anu (Irish)
Ardwinna
Arianrhod (Welsh)
Celtic Goddess of magic and the underworld.
Goddess of the Tuatha de Dannan of witchcraft and herb lore.
Warrior Goddess of victory..
Goddess of the otherworld.
Ancesterol Goddess of Ireland. Linked as either Aine or Danu.
Celtic Goddess of forests.
Goddess of the Moon.
Goddess of wildlife, usually seen in the form of a bear.
One of 3 Goddesses known as the Morrigan. Seen as a raven.
Earth Goddess.
Underworld Goddess patron of pleasure.
God of war and destruction. Equal to the roman Mars.
God of healing and light.
Ancesterol diety.
Goddess of light and fire, the forge and crafts.
(Also known as Cailleach Bheur). Controller of weather.
Goddess of rivers and fertility.
God of healing.
Love Goddess.
God of fertilty and agriculture.
Scottish version of Brighid.
French version of Brighid.
British version of Brighid.
Goddess of fertility, therapy, metal-working and poetry.
Goddess of cliffs.
Ancient Goddess of Ireland, Goddess of the earth, sky, moon and sun.
Spirit of the eve of Samhain (Hallows eve)..
Destructive witch, Goddess of evil magic.
Heaven God.
God of the underworld and animals.
Goddess of dark prophetic powers. The keeper of the cauldron of the underworld where divine knowledge is stored.
A Magician who became the 1st Queen of Ireland.
Prophetess of the fromorians.
Goddess of beauty and the other world
Badb
Banbha (Irish)
Bebhionn (Irish)
Belatucadros (British)
Belenus (Gaulish)
Beli Maur (Welsh)
Belisama
Bheara (Irish/Scottish)
Boann (Irish)
Borvo (Gaulish)
Branwen (Welsh)
Bres (Gaelic)
Bride (Scottish)
Brigandu
Brigantia (British)
Brighid (Gaelic)
Bronach (Irish)
Cailleach (Irish)
Carlin (Scottish)
Carmen (Irish)
Cenn Cruaich (Gaelic)
Cernunnos (Gaulish)
Cessair (Irish)
Cethlion (Irish)
Cliodna (Gaelic)
