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At the Edge archive: Celtic Fallacy - Brief article by Bob Trubshaw discussing the historical validity of the term "Celtic", also offering articles of agreement and disagreement.
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The Celtic Archive - Collection of stories, book recommendations, traditions and deities, that are of interest to Neopagans. [In FTP Format]
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The Celtic Connection - Newspaper of the Celtic community in Vancouver, BC. Covers news, sports, events, folklore and mythology, also including suscription information.
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Celtic Countries Magazine - Magazine on Celtic cooperation, society and culture, also offering news from all the Celtic countries.
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Celtic Heritage Magazine - Offers a North American perspective on Celtic history, traditions and people. Includes articles, photos and subscription information.
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Celtic Nations World - Explores the Celtic cultural heritage through festivals, music, clothing and food. Includes a glossary of common terminology and related links.
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Celtic Women International - Honors, celebrates and promotes Celtic Women, their culture and heritage all over the world. With calendar of events, access to their Yahoo group, and archives.
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CyberScotia - Portal hosting various sites concerned with things Celtic and Scottish.
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Deanna's World: Celtic Whispers - Offers a guide to pronouncing Celtic words, as well as a brief description of the main characters in Celtic mythology.
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Gaelic and Gaelic Culture - Devoted to the language and culture of the Gaels. Includes articles and audio samples.
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Myrddin Emrys' Circle of Fire - Meeting place for the Celtic-minded. Music, art, literature, poetry and spirituality are discussed.
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Newsgroup FAQ from soc.culture.celtic - Newsgroup FAQ including related reading material, historical background and Celtic languages.
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On the Shieling - Celtic Pagan horse site and personal homepage with essays on what the horse meant to the Celts.
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Tribute to the Leather Sporran - Describes the many varieties of Sporrans that may be worn formally or informally with the Kilt, their styles and materials.
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