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Airmid:
The Irish Goddess of healing & herbs, a member of the Tuatha De Danann
Blodeuwodd:
Welsh Goddess of love, beauty, the moon, and of flowers
Cliodhna:
Irish Goddess of the sea and the seahore, love, and also considered a fairy Queen
Manannan mac Lir:
A sea God of the Tuathe de Danann, one of the most well known of Celtic Gods
Rhiannon:
A Welsh Goddess associated with horses, peace, intelligence, and love
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Belisama:
A Celtic sun and warrior Goddess, of strength and of justice
The Cailleach:
The hag Goddess of the winter; is The Cailleach a title or singular Goddess?
Coventina:
A Celtic-Roman Goddess of an ancient spring at Hadrian's Wall
Nantosuelta:
Celtic Goddess of the home, hearth, abundance, and life cycles
Sabrina:
Celtic Goddess or water spirit of the river Severn in the UK
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Brigid:
One of the most influential Irish figures, still celebrated today by many
Ceridwen:
Welsh Goddess of knowledge, wisdom, and transformation
Danu:
Known as the 'Mother of the Tuatha De Danann', a Goddess of the land
Nuada:
Warrior and King of the Tuathe de Danann, known as Nuada of the silver arm
Sulis:
Celtic Goddess of healing associated with the springs in Bath, UK
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Belenus:
An Irish God of Tuatha De Danann, associated with the sun
Cernunnos:
A Celtic God of the forests and wilds, nature, and masculinity
Epona:
Celtic-Roman horse Goddess, associated with fertility and the land
Ogma:
An Irish God credited with creating the Druid written speech, the Ogham
Celtic Water Deities:
Celtic deities or spirits of rivers, springs, other bodies of water
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