Non-political and non-religious organization, dedicated to uphold Celtic traditions. Calendar of events, and coverage and pictures of past festivals and competitions.

Profile, resume, travelog, celtic knot artwork, costuming and fiction; in Bloomington, Indiana.

A brief history of the players of the Heart of Midlothian, Raith Rovers, Kilmarnock, Celtic, Rangers, Clyde, Ayr United and others who served in the war.

Link to the Freedom-L mailing list which discusses the history, cultural and future of the Celtic Nations and their exiles in a relaxed, friendly environment.

Calling the Church back to respect for the final authority of the Bible. Including a degree of Anglo-Celtic racial and ethnic consciousness.

Celtic music, poetry, biography and jewelry making.

An enthusiastic entourage of Celtic cultures. Extolling the music, poetry, and art of the Scottish, Irish, and Welsh people.

Home site of the clan in Southern California. Provides clan history, celtic local events schedule, membership details, sectional Scottish maps and t-shirts.

Offering a look at this subject with humor and folklore. Education via entertainment by performers at highland games, Celtic festivals and schools throughout the United States.

Danielle Morrígan Ní Dhighe. Webpage designer, poet, Celtic Reconstructionist Pagan, Irish Republican, Libertarian Socialist, genealogist, and transsexual lesbian. 100% original. Accept no imitations.…

Traces Halloween back to the ancient religion of the Celtics and labels it a Satanic holiday.

The history of Halloween and its customs starting with Celtic Ireland in 5 B.C.

This illustrated page of annotated links focuses on worldwide Yuletide traditions and beliefs, primarily pagan. It includes Celtic, Eastern Europe, the New World, and Australia.

Collection of Celtic folkbeliefs and superstitions.

Robert Kirk's 17th century monograph devoted to Celtic fairy lore, at sacred-texts.com.

Encyclopedia article on fairies, including sections on Celtic mythology, literature and the visual arts.

Subscription form, news, reviews, interviews and events on Celtic and Irish-American ethnic groups. Published bi-monthly for the Midwest.

A list of Irish, Gaelic, and Celtic first names in contemporary usage. Includes historical meanings and alternate spellings.

Specializes in handmade jewelry and gifts, including silver Celtic designs, unique real leaf holiday ornaments and yerba mate accessories.

…gs. Performing classical, sacred, popular, religious, jazz, Celtic, and Renaissance styles. Site has music samples and rate information.…