Irish mythology

Lugh: A solar deity, warrior, and god of craftsmen, known for his skill and leadership in battle.  The Dagda: A powerful, benevolent god often described as "the great god" and the father of Brigid. Brigid: A triple goddess associated with poetry, healing, and smithcraft.  The Morrígan: A powerful war goddess who can shapeshift and is associated with sovereignty.  Badb: Another goddess of war, often appearing as a raven on the battlefield.  Anu (or Anann): Known as a mother goddess and the mother of the Irish gods.  Aengus Óg: The god of love, beauty, and youth.  Cernunnos: The "Horned God" associated with fertility, animals, and nature.  Diancecht: A god of healing and medicine.  Airmid: A goddess of healing and herbalism, often associated with a special healing well.  Macha: A goddess of war, life, and death.  Ériu, Banba, and Fódla: A trinity of goddesses of sovereignty who gave their names to the nation of Ireland.