Brigid
The exalted goddess of fire, poetry, and the forge. She bridges the worlds of creativity and craftsmanship, and her sacred flame burns eternally.
Divine domains
Celtic Goddesses
5 goddesses of the Celtic Pantheon in the atlas, with the domains each entry lists, most prominent first.
Danu
The primordial mother goddess whose name lives on in the Tuatha Dé Danann, the divine tribe of Ireland. Though rarely appearing in myths directly, her presence permeates the land itself.
The Morrígan
A shapeshifting goddess of war and fate, often appearing as a crow to foretell doom or victory. She represents the terrifying power of sovereignty.
Áine
Radiant goddess of summer and love, associated with Knockainey in County Limerick. Her midsummer fires blessed the cattle and crops of Munster.
Medb
Legendary queen of Connacht and central figure of the Táin Bó Cúailnge, whose war to seize the bull Donn Cúailnge drives the great epic of the Ulster Cycle. Medb is presented in the medieval texts as a formidable human queen, though many scholars read her as preserving the traces of an earlier sovereignty goddess.
Built from each deity's catalog entry, using its recorded gender. Back to the Celtic Pantheon, or browse every deity.