Lux Ferre

Leanan Sidhe The Fairy Lover Also known as: Leanhaun shee Origin: Ireland; Isle of Man Classification: Sidhe The Leanan Sidhe, translated as “Fairy lover”, are beautiful Fairies who haunt wells and springs

Flidais ORIGIN: Ireland CLASSIFICATION: Tuatha Dé Danaan Flidais is the beautiful goddess of deer, also known as “Fairy cattle.” She is a goddess of the forest, wild nature, and rampant, joyful sexuality.

Fergus Lord of Fertility ALSO KNOWN AS: Fergus mac Roich ORIGIN: Ireland Fergus is a euhemerized deity, meaning a deity who appears in myths and legends disguised as a human being, usually

Dian Cécht ORIGIN: Ireland CLASSIFICATION: Tuatha Dé Danaan Dian Cécht is the lord of healing, divine physician and smith. He heals via a combination of herbalism, metal, and magic, although earlier people

Delvcaem : Fair Shape Conn of the Hundred Battles, King of Ireland, was mourning the death of his beloved wife. Walking by a lonely, desolate shore, he saw a luxuriously dressed, beautiful

Cliodna Cliodna, goddess of love, beauty, healing, and death, presides over an afterlife paradise where age, death, pain, illness, and decay do not exist, only beauty. Just fragments of her myths survive;

Caer Ibormeith : Yew Berry Angus Mac Og, Lord of Love, fell asleep, dreamed of a mysterious, beautiful woman, and fell in love. He reached out to embrace her in his dreams,

Brigid – Fiery Arrow; The Bright One; Lady of the Shores; The Ashless Flame; Moon Crowned Queen of the Undying Flame Brigid is a great goddess of healing, music, poetry, prophecy, and

Boann is the spirit of Ireland’s Boyne River, responsible for its creation. Her myth is documented in the twelfth-century History of Places. Boann, whose name is interpreted as “White Cow,” is married

Blathnat, the Flower Maiden, is Angus Og’s foster sister. She is a Fairy woman, a goddess, although this is rarely made explicit in the legends told of her. Versions vary: she may