The mythology Celtic is constitutive of the religion of Celts of Protohistory/Antiquity. Our knowledge is incomplete since the sources we have are Gallic, more precisely Gallo-Roman, Welsh and Irish, whereas Celtic civilization concerned a large part of Europe. It is protean since the number of truly pan-Celtic gods is limited and the mythical events differ.
There are however correspondences between the divinities of the various geographical zones, equivalences in the myths and the omnipresence of the druids, both in Gaul than in the British Isles. This page is an index of terms, creatures and heroes of Celtic mythology.
Caer Ibormaith
Cai Cainbrethach
Carman
Cathbad
Celtchar
Cernunnos (Kernunnos)
Ceridwenn
This Mac Mágach
Cethern Mac Fintan
Cian
Cliodhna
Coirpre
Conall Cernach
Conann
Conchobar Mac Nessa
Conla
Conle
Conn Cetchathach
Corann
Cormac Mac Airt
Cormac Cond Longas
Credne
Crunnchu
Cúchulainn
Culann
Cumaill (Camulos)
Cú Roí
Dagda
Damona
Dana
Deichtire
Deimne
Deirdre
Diancecht
Diarmaid O'Duibhne
Dobar
Don
Dragon
Dun Aengus
Eithne
Elatha
Elcmar
Elffin
Emain macha
Emer
Eochai
Eochaid Mac Eirc
Epona
Eriu
Esras (and Lug's Lance)
Esus
Tin
Evnissyen
Failimis
Fand
Ferdiad
Fergus mac roeg
Fingen
Finn mac cumaill
Fintan
Fir Bolg
Formories
Fuamnach
Gargan
Gallisenae
Geis
Glam dicinn
Gofannon
Goibniu
Gradlon
Grain
Grannos
Gwawl
Gwenwed
Gwern
Gwydyon
Gwynn ap Nudd
Gwyon Bach
Henwen
Herne
Imbolc (party)
Karedwen
Korrigan
Kulhwch
Kynon
Labraid
Laegaire
Lebor Gabála Érenn (Book of Conquests of Ireland)
Leborcham
Lebanon
Lir (Llyr)
Llew Llaw Gyffes (Llew)
Llud
Llwyt
Loch
Luaine
Luchta
Lug (Lugh, Lugos)
Lugaid Reo nDerg
Lugnasad (party)
Mabinogion (The four branches of Mabinogi)
Masha
Mac Cecht
Mac Cuill
Mac Greine
Mac Oc
Manannan Mac Lir
Manawyddan Fab Llyr
Maponos
Marc'h
Math
Matholwch
Medb
Medyr (Mider)
Menw
Merlin (Marzin, Myrdhin)
Miach
Midir
Mile (Milesiens)
Mog ruith
Momoros
Morfessa (and the Stone of Fal)
Morrigane Morrigan
Masha
Moytura
Muirne
Mullo
Dwarves
Nantosuelta
Nechtan
Nédé
Nemed (Nemediens)
Nemeton
Nemhain
Ness
Niall Noigiallach
Nodons
Noise
Nuada
Oengus, (Aengus, Mac Oc)
Ogma (Ogme, Ogmios)
Olwen
Ormiach
Ossian (Osin, Ossin)
Partholon (Partholonians)
Pryderi
Pwyll
Rhiannon (Rigantona)
Rosmerta
Ruadan
Rucht
Samain, Samonios (party)
boar (symbol)
Scáthach
Semias (and the Dagda Cauldron)
Setanta
Sidh
Smartellos (Smertios)
Sualtam
Sucellos
Tailtiu
Taliesin
Tara
Taranis
Teutates (Toutatis)
Tristan and Iseut
Tuan Mac Cairill
Tuatha De Danann
Uiscias (and the Sword of Nuada)
Ys
Yspaddaden
Books on Celtic Mythology
Comics / Illustrated:
- Contes integrales – My most beautiful legends of the Middle Ages
- Medieval legends: Arthur – Perceval – Tristan & Iseult – Mélusine
- Celtic Stories – Legends and Wonderful Tales from Ireland, Scotland, Britain and Wales
- The legend of King Arthur illustrated
- Tales and legends of Ireland
In French :
- Keltoi – Legends of the Early Celts
- The mythology of the Celtic world
- Tales and legends of the Celtic countries
- Celtic Myths: The White Goddess
- On the road to the most beautiful Celtic legends
- The Legend of King Arthur – Complete Version
- The Four Branches of the "Mabinogi" and other medieval Welsh tales
- The Legend of the City of Ys: (from old texts)
- Four Scottish Folk Tales: Four Scottish Folk Tales
- The Gauls: Myths and Legends
- Tales and legends of Ireland
- The Irish Mythological Cycle and Celtic Mythology
Only in English:
- celtic fairy tales
- Cornish Folk Tales
- An Illustrated Treasury of Scottish Castle Legends
- Welsh Legends and Myths
- Exploring the Magic of Welsh Legend & Lore
- The Folk-Lore of the Isle of Man
- The Mammoth Book of Celtic Myths and Legends
- The Lost Tomb of King Arthur
- Celtic Mythology: Dive Into The Depths Of Ancient Celtic Folklore
- Irish Folk and Fairy Tales
- Celtic Mythology: A Concise Guide to the Gods, Sagas and Beliefs
- Ireland's Immortals: A History of the Gods of Irish Myth
- Scottish Myths & Legends
- The Book of Celtic Myths
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