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Celtic

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.

Please follow the links to find the most specific possible category to submit your site to; this will make the listing process faster and more accurate.

Cultural Arts

Sites listed here will provide information on the arts or folk arts of the culture.

Irish

If your site is not specifically geared towards this topic, please submit to the proper category.

Submitting to the wrong category will delay and/or prevent your site from being listed in the directory.

Submission Tips:
When writing your site''s title please ensure it is the same as your organization.

When writing your site''s descrion, please tell what your site offers in a clear and concise statement without hype or promotional language.

Thank-you for your cooperation.

Religion and Spirituality

Please do not list neo-pagan sites. Submit them to Religion and Spirituality instead. Original history-based sites only.

Scots-Irish

The Scots-Irish, also commonly called Scotch-Irish, are the descendants of the Ulster-Scots of Ireland that settled in the colonies and former colonies of Great Britain. The Ulster-Scots are lowland Scots from the English-Scottish border that settled in Ulster from 1610-1630. The Ulster-Scots began migrating out of Ireland in the 1700's due to religious repression and economic circumstances. Most headed for what would be the United States and Canada, but some settled in Australia, New Zealand, and other colonies. Famous Scots-Irish Americans include President Andrew Jackson, Sam Houston, Daniel Boone, and Davy Crockett.

Scottish

This category is for websites that deal with the Scottish culture outside of Scotland itself.

Please only submit non-Scotland websites. Scotland specific websites should be submitted to the proper category in http://dmoz.org/Regional/Europe/United_Kingdom/Scotland/.