Rhiannon Celtic Goddess Fun Facts

Rhiannon is a Celtic Goddess. here are some fun facts about this extraordinary Goddess.

She was promised by here father to a man by the name of Gwawl. She did not like this arranged marriage, she was in love with another a Fella by the name of Pwyll.

Bodb The Red

Bodb the Red, also known as Bodb Derg, was one of the last of the Celtic Great Gods.

When Dagda retired he was replaced by Bodb the Red since he was his eldest son.

Aine Goddess of Love and Fertility

Aine is the Celtic Goddess of Love and Fertility. Aine appeared to be both a Celtic Goddess and a Faery Queen.

She's been referred to by other names, including the Lady of the Lake, the Goddess of the Earth and Nature, and also the Goddess of Luck and Magick.

Cailleach Beara

Cailleach Beara she is the crone facet of the great goddess, creator of thunder storms, goddess of Sovereignty.

The Cailleach Beara is probably the oldest living mythological creatures connected with Ireland.

Aonghus The Celtic Lord of Love

Aonghus is also referred to as Aenghus, Oenghus, Mac-og. He is the Lord of Love, the Celtic solution to Cupid.

As being a love child of DAgda and Boann he continued the custom to become a love God, learning how to play the harp and lulling women with his romantic lyrics.

Aohghus The Love God

Aohghus is sometimes known as Aenghus, Oenghuso, or Macog.

God of Love, a Celtic CUPID if you may. :)
As a love child of DAGDA and BOANN he continued the custom in becoming a love God, learning how to play the harp and flirting with the gals by using his sweet lyrics.

Arawn Celtic God of the Underworld

Arawn is a Celtic Welsh god that is the leader of the underworld. He is talked about in the Mabinogion from the Story of 'Pwyll Lord of Dyfed' and also in 'The Spoils of Annwn'.

Badb Celtic Goddess of War

Badb -pronounced Bibe- is the Irish Goddess of warfare.

Together with her sisters Macha and Anu, she is part of the triple Goddess referred to as the Morrigan.