1 : a member of a division of the early Indo-European peoples who swept into Western Europe around 500 BC and occupied the lands west of the Rhine; England, Belgium, France, Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, Brittany and Galicia: or
2 : a modern Gael, Highland Scot, Irishman, Welshman, Cornishman, or Breton, or a descendant of these peoples dispersed throughout the world through immigration.
Celtic culture then is the culture (music, language, legends, religion, sports, humour, dance or writings) of these people or their descendants.
Category for sites relating to two or more of the Celtic ethnicities, or for Celtic culture as a whole. Also contains links to other categories on aspects or subsets of Celtic peoples and culture.
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Brief article by Bob Trubshaw discussing the historical validity of the term "Celtic", also offering articles of agreement and disagreement.
Collection of stories, book recommendations, traditions and deities, that are of interest to Neopagans. [In FTP Format]
Newspaper of the Celtic community in Vancouver, BC. Covers news, sports, events, folklore and mythology, also including subscription information.
Magazine on Celtic cooperation, society and culture, also offering news from all the Celtic countries.
Honors, celebrates and promotes Celtic Women, their culture and heritage all over the world. With calendar of events, access to their Yahoo group, and archives.
Devoted to the language and culture of the Gaels. Includes articles and audio samples.
Newspaper of the Celtic community in Vancouver, BC. Covers news, sports, events, folklore and mythology, also including subscription information.
Magazine on Celtic cooperation, society and culture, also offering news from all the Celtic countries.
Brief article by Bob Trubshaw discussing the historical validity of the term "Celtic", also offering articles of agreement and disagreement.
Devoted to the language and culture of the Gaels. Includes articles and audio samples.
Collection of stories, book recommendations, traditions and deities, that are of interest to Neopagans. [In FTP Format]
Honors, celebrates and promotes Celtic Women, their culture and heritage all over the world. With calendar of events, access to their Yahoo group, and archives.
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