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Gods of the midsummer harvest. Associated with apples and swans.
Macha Macha
Macha
The three-fold sun Gods. Irish queen of war, fertility and ritual games.
Medb
Medb
Goddess of Tara. Warrior Queen. Associated with a magic spear and shield,
she carries birds and animals on her shoulder as she roams across the lands.
Morgana Morgana or or Morgan
Morgan
She is the Goddess of death, fertility, sexuality, magic and shape-shifting. She
is also called ‘the death mother’ and is associated with cypress trees, ravens and
crows, sea shells and the shoreline.
Morrigan Morrigan
Morrigan
She is a powerful sea goddess of beauty. She is associated with whales, sea
dollars, manta rays, ocean vegetation and the rod of command.
Nemetona Nemetona
Nemetona
She is protectress of the Drynemeton and is patroness of sacred springs.
Warrior Goddess of the oaks and is associated with sacred forests, the ram and is
depicted as carrying a spear made of ash with a silver tip.
Nemon
Nemon
She is the sister of Macha and is the goddess of war. Her name means
venomous, she is associated with the serpent or the crow.
Nimue
Nimue
She is the teacher and student and consort of Merlin. She is the ‘lady of the
lake’, maker and keeper of the great sword of King Arthur, Excalibur. She is an earth
and water goddess associated with swallows, swans, quartz crystals and caves. She
carries a bright silver sword.
Rhiannon
Rhiannon
Queen Mare or queen mother. She was originally named Rigatona. She is the
goddess of strength and knowledge and is associated with mares, birds and apples.
Sadv
Sadv
She is the deer goddess; she is one of the most ancient of the Celt goddesses.
She is associated with the doe and fawn and with forests.