This list contains names of gods and goddesses of Ireland, Wales, and other adjacent areas where Celtic people lived. For related topics, click on the following headings.
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King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table
Druidism
- Abarta
- Irish
- A mischievous god
- Aed
- Irish
- God of the underworld
- Aengus
- Irish
- Son of Dagda
- Aine
- Irish
- Goddess of love and fertility
- Goddess of the sun
- Airmid
- Irish
- Daughter of Dian Cecht
- Alisanos
- Gallic
- Earth god
- Andarta
- Gallic
- Fertility goddess
- Andrasta
- British
- Goddess of war
- Amaethon
- Welsh
- God of agriculture
- Anextiomarus
- British
- Local tribal deity linked with Apollo
- Anu (Dana, Danu)
- Irish
- Mother goddess
- Aonghus
- Irish
- God of love
- Arawn
- Welsh
- Ruler of the otherworld
- Arianrhod
- Welsh
- Sea goddess
- Daughter of goddess Don
- Arvernus
- Gallic
- Local tribal deity
- Aufaniae
- Rhineland
- Collective name of mother goddesses
- Badb
- Irish
- Goddess of battle
- Balor
- Irish
- One-eyed god of death
- Banba
- Irish
- Fertility goddess
- Belatucadros
- British
- War god
- Belenus
- Gallic
- Sun god
- Beli
- Welsh – See Belenus.
- Berecyntia
- Gallic
- God of agriculture
- God of the vine
- Bile
- Irish – See Belenus.
- Boann
- Irish
- A water Goddess
- Mother of Aonghus
- Borvo
- Gallic
- God of healing
- Bran the Blessed
- Welsh
- Son of Llyr
- Branwein
- Welsh
- Daughter of Llyr
- Bres Macelatha
- Irish
- Vegetation god
- Briganthia
- English
- Chief goddess of the Briganthes
- Brigid
- Irish
- Goddess of learning
- Goddess of healing and fertility
- Britannia
- British
- Tutelary goddess associated with the goddess Minerva
- Cailleach Bheur
- Scottish
- Goddess of winter
- Camulus
- French, Irish
- God of war
- Ceridwen
- Welsh
- Goddess of fertility
- Cernunnos
- British, Gallic
- God of wild animals and the forest
- Cliodhna
- Irish
- Otherworld goddess of beauty
- Cocidius
- British
- Hunting goddess
- Condatis
- British
- River god
- Conventina
- British
- Tutelary and water goddess
- Crerwy
- Welsh
- Goddess of love
- Dagda
- Irish
- The great god
- Dana
- Irish – See Anu.
- Danus
- Irish
- Founding goddess
- Dian Cecht
- Irish
- God of healing
- Don
- Welsh
- Mother goddess
- Donn
- Irish
- God of the dead
- Dylan
- Welsh
- God of the sea
- Epona
- Welsh
- Goddess of fertility
- Horse goddess
- Eriu
- Irish
- Fertility goddess
- Esus
- European
- God of war
- Flaitheas
- Irish
- Tutelary goddess
- Fomorii
- Irish
- Sea gods
- Gobniu
- Irish
- God of skills
- Goibnu
- Irish
- Smith god
- Govannon
- Welsh
- God of skills
- Son of goddess Don
- Gwydion
- Welsh
- Druid of the gods
- Gwyn ap Nudd
- Welsh
- God of the underworld
- Govannon
- Welsh
- God of skills
- Herne
- British
- Underworld god
- Iolonus
- British, European
- God of meadows
- Icauna
- Gallic
- River goddess
- Guardian of the River Yonne
- Iccovallana
- European
- Water goddess
- Keridwen
- British
- Goddess of poetry and inspiration
- Ler
- Irish
- God of the sea
- LLew Llaw Gyffes
- Welsh
- Sun god
- Llyr
- Welsh
- God of the sea
- Lug
- Irish
- God of skills
- Lugh
- Irish
- Sun god
- Mabon
- Welsh
- God of youth
- Mac Cecht
- Irish
- God of elequence
- Macha
- Irish
- Fertility goddess
- A war goddess
- Maeve
- Irish
- Mother goddess
- Manannon
- Irish
- A god of the sea
- Manawydan
- Welsh
- A god of the sea
- Maponos
- British, European
- Youthful god associated with Apollo
- Matres
- Rhineland
- Triads of benevolent mother goddesses
- Mider
- Irish
- God of the underworld
- Mor
- Irish
- Sun goddess
- Morrigu
- Irish
- Goddess of war
- Nantosuelta
- Gallic
- Goddess of water
- Nechtan
- Irish
- A water god
- Nehalennia
- European
- Goddess of seafarers
- Neit
- Irish
- God of war
- Nemausius
- Gallic
- God of water
- Nemglan
- Irish
- A bird god
- Nodena
- Irish
- A god of healing
- Nuada
- Irish
- Supreme god
- Nudd
- Welsh
- Sun god
- Ocelus
- British
- God of healing
- Ogmios
- Gallic
- God of agriculture
- God of eloquence
- Ogmius
- Irish
- God of poetry and speech
- Onuava
- Gallic
- Fertility goddess
- Pen Annwen
- Welsh
- Underworld god
- Pryderi
- Welsh
- Chthonic god
- Pwyll
- Welsh
- Chthonic god
- Rhiannon
- Irish
- Chthonic horse goddess
- Rigisamos
- Gallic
- King of the underworld
- God of war
- Rosmerta
- Gallic
- Fertility goddess
- Rudiobus
- Gallic
- Horse god
- Sequana
- Gallic
- River goddess
- Sheela Na Gig
- Irish
- Mother goddess
- Sirona
- Gallic
- Local goddess of healing
- Smirtrios
- Gallic
- God of war
- Souconna
- Gallic
- River goddess
- Sulaviae
- Gallic
- Goddess of passage
- Taranis
- Welsh
- Thunder god
- Tailtiu
- Irish
- Consort of Eochaid
- Foster mother of the god Lugh
- Tarvos Trigaranos
- Gallic
- Bull god
- Tegid Voel
- Welsh
- Water goddess
- Tuatha de Danann
- Irish
- Collective name of the pantheon
- Yspaddaden Pencawr
- Welsh
- Possibly the counterpart of the Irish god Balor
Bibliography
- Cotterell, Arthur. Celtic Mythology. London: Ultimate Editions, 1997.
- Jordan, Michael. Encyclopedia of the Gods. London: Kyle Cathie, 1992.
- Robinson, H. S. and K. Wilson. The Encyclopedia of Mythical Legends of All Nations. London: Kaye and Ward, 1962.
