Lugh: The Lord of Light. The God of Light and master of all skills
equally. Lugh is considered the chief Lord of the Pantheon, he is the
son of the Sun and father of
Chullain. His special day, Lugnasadh (the first of August), is one of
the four great festivals in the Irish calendar.
Cernunnos:�The Lord of the Animals. The "Horned One" an archaic and
powerful deity, widely worshipped as the "lord of wild things".
Brighid: Lady of Bright Inspiration. Goddess of smithcraft and metal
work, poetic inspiration and therapy.
Blodeuwedd: The Flower Maiden. The
Flower-Bride, formed of blossoms by the magicians Gwydion and Math.
Mabon: The Young Son of Light. The God of liberation, harmony, unity
and music. One of the most widely worshipped deities in the Druidic
world, and is at the centre of Druidic magical cosmology.
Cuchulainn: The Hero. The great Ulster hero, guardian of the Sacred
Land.
Taranis: The Lord of Thunder. God of the Wheel, one of the powerful
Father Gods, Associated with forces of change.
Epona: Queen of Horses and Fruitfulness. The Goddess of horses, which
are sacred to her and is associated with sovereignty and rulership.
The Morrigan: Queen of Death, Sexuality and Conflict. The red-haired
Goddess of battle and procreation who combines the threshold energies of
life and death, sexuality and conflict in one Goddess.
Manannan mac Lir: The Sea God. The primal God of the ocean deeps, and
a master of magick.