| Name | description |
| Adraste | Goddess of the dawn |
| Aine | Love goddess, bright moon goddess of magic |
| Airmed | Goddess of herbcraft and healing |
| Andraste | Goddess of victory |
| Angus | The young god of love, harpist |
| Ankou | Death (personification) |
| Arianrhod | Goddess of life, death and rebirth, Lady of the silver wheel |
| Badb | Goddess of war, the crone of the triple aspect ("the one who boils") |
| Balor | King of the Fomorians |
| Bean Sidhe, Ban Shee | Messenger of death who sings sweetly ("faery woman") |
| Belenos | God of the sun and of fire |
| Beltene | God of death |
| Brigid, Brigit | Goddess of sunrise and sacred fire, of lust and fertility, the virgin huntress and protectress |
| Cailleach | The old goddess of death and weather, the crone or hag |
| Cenchos | The Footless one |
| Cernunnos | The Horned hunter, lord of the animals |
| Cerridwen | Goddess of life, death and rebirth, Lady of Avalon |
| Cliodna | Goddes of Beauty |
| Coventina | Goddess of covens |
| Credna | God of Metallurgy |
| Crone | The old, dark and wise woman |
| Dagda | God of the earth and druidism, de good god |
| Dalua | The Fool |
| Dana, Anu | Goddess mother of the Tuatha de Danann |
| Dark lord | The Holly King, sacrificial lord, lord of death |
| Dechtire | Queen of the Swans |
| Dhonn | King of the Underworld, consort of Macha. Lord of the Dead |
| Diancecht | Healer and Wise Man of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Eire | Mother Sorceress of Ireland |
| Etain | High Queen of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Fand and Liban | Twin Godesses of Healing, Love and Pleasure |
| Goibnu, Govannon | Smith God to the Tuatha De Danann |
| Grainne | Sun Goddes. The Summer Queen, herbalist |
| Herne the Hunter | Lord of the Woods and the living things inside them |
| Holly King | Celtic God of the Waning Year, from Midsummer to Midwinter. God of the Winter |
| Horned Hunter | Earth Lord, the Wild Man of the Woods, the Forest Master and the Green Man (sometimes the same as Herne |
| Hu Gadarn | The Horned Hunter of the Druids |
| Light lord | The Sun God, the God of Light, and Oak King |
| Lir, Llyr | Sea God, lord of Illusion |
| Luchtain | God of War |
| Lugh, Lleu, Lugos, Ioldanach | Sun Lord, Master of all the Arts, King of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Mabon | The Child of Light, Dawn Lord |
| Macha | Death Goddess. |
| Maeve, Madb | Warrior Goddess |
| Maiden | The Silver Huntress and the Virgin Priestess |
| Mannannan(mac Lir) | Chameleon-like Sea God |
| Mare | Mare (horse) Goddess, Bringer of Dreams |
| Merlin, Myrddin | Great Celtic Archdruid |
| Midhir | High King of the Tuatha De Danann |
| Morgana | Goddess of Fate and Destiny |
| Morrighan | War Goddess |
| Morrigu | This Triple-Goddess, form consists only of crone aspects, which includes Nemain (the Bean Sidhe), Morrigan and Macha. Three War Goddesses, Ladies of Revenge. |
| Mother | The Earth Mother |
| Nuada | Lord of War and Battle |
| The Oak King | The Lord of the Waxing Year, from Midwinter to Midsummer, God of the Summer |
| Oghma | God of Wisdom, Learning, Communication, Poetry and Ogham (writing) |
| Skatha | Warrioress of the Underworld |
| Swan maidens | Messenger Goddesses of Death |
| Tailltiu | Earth Goddess |
| Weaving Sisters | The Three aspects of the Goddess of Destiny |
It is not sure if all of the above were considered as gods.
For example the Tuatha De Danann were a people that lived in Ireland
before the Milesians (Gaelic people) came. They had many special
gifts and talents, like poetry, music, skills to work the land
and magic. After having lost some great battles to the Milesians,
they didn't have much to do with mankind, though sometimes deals
could be made. No offerings or rituals were involved (usually)
in contacting them, and Lirs children are even said to have become
Christians. But nonetheless the Tuatha De Danann were a people
with exeptional skills and great heroes, so I kept them in my
list.
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