Celtic mythology offers a rich history into the origins of an Ireland long ago, with fascinating details and surprising associations. We talk a look at the best Celtic mythology God and Goddesses.

Artemis, Ares' sister and Greek god of the hunt, came to his rescue in the form of a deer. She raced between the captures, and they both missed with their spears.

The god of crafting, Abydon is mostly associated with industry, machinery, and craftsmanship. Abydon is often depicted at Magran's side, being the one to forge the goddess of war's weapons.

The Celtic God of Death, a Banshee, the Angel of Death, the Grim Reaper, and the Irish Goddess of Death show up at an Irish wake for a bit of craic in this dark comedy about death, Ireland, and ...

Bedelia is the goddess of fire and poetry in Celtic lore and the name means “exalted one.” (A far cry from the beloved, if not rather bumbling, children’s book character Amelia Bedelia.) 56.

Ullr, the ice-rimed god of the hunt, shoots arrows that split for a wide area-of-effect attack. Freya, the ever-popular goddess of love, prefers magic attacks.