Celtic Resources
A starting point
A working library of podcasts, radio, films, language courses, university programs, societies, shops, and local connections.
Our Resource Library
Podcasts, radio, films, language courses, university programs, societies, shops, and local connections, gathered in one place and growing.
Folklore Fragments, from the National Folklore Collection at UCD. In English.
Dr. Gwilym Morus-Baird on Celtic mythology, cosmology, and the Welsh and Irish otherworld.
The Podshow's companion show, digging into the texts and translations behind the myths.
Gary and Ruth Colcombe retelling Irish, Welsh, and Scottish myth and legend.
Seasonal Irish folklore: calendar customs, traditions, and beliefs.
Storyteller Eileen Budd retelling Scottish folk tales and legends.
The main Welsh-language station. Radio Cymru 2 leans younger and more musical.
The flagship Scottish Gaelic station. Music and talk in Gaelic.
Run by Colaisde na Gàidhlig. Cape Breton Celtic music and Gaelic programming.
Manx Radio's Sunday show mixing Celtic-nation music with Manx-language segments.
A weekly Cornish-language magazine programme, also available as a podcast.
Ireland's national Irish-language station, broadcast from the Gaeltacht regions.
Dir. Mike Newell. Two Irish Traveller boys and a magical white horse.
Dir. Simon Miller. Scottish Gaelic-language film set on Skye.
Dir. Tomm Moore. A selkie myth, second in the Irish Folklore Trilogy.
Dir. Uli Edel, from Marion Zimmer Bradley's novel.
Dir. Tomm Moore, Cartoon Saloon. The Book of Kells and Irish myth, animated.
Dir. John Sayles. A girl on the Donegal coast uncovers her family's selkie ancestry.
Dir. Kirk Jones. A small Irish village's comic scheme after a lottery win.
Dir. Tomm Moore and Ross Stewart. Irish wolf-folklore set in Kilkenny.
The U.S. Scottish Gaelic society. Classes and distance learning.
Scottish Gaelic and Cape Breton culture, in person and online.
Mollie Guidera's channel and podcast teaching Gaeilge.
The Cornish Language Board's official online course.
Irish Studies, interdisciplinary across culture, history, and society.
Appalachian, Scottish, and Irish Studies, with a traditional music concentration.
Glucksman Ireland House, undergraduate and graduate Irish Studies.
Celtic Studies minor, the closest dedicated program to Louisville.
A full Celtic Studies program including Breton and the older Celtic languages.
Undergraduate Certificate in Celtic Studies.
Folklorist at University College Cork, author of the first ethnographic study of contemporary Irish Paganism.
Irish seanchaí, author, and broadcaster.
Danielle Prohom Olson on ancestral food, herbal wisdom, and seasonal celebration.
Irish writer and Gaeilgeoir. He passed in October 2025 and the site is now a legacy page.
Anthony Murphy on Irish archaeoastronomy and the Boyne Valley megalithic sites.
Michael Newton on Gaelic folklore, history, and the diaspora.
Thirty years of Celtic culture, history, music, and travel, in print and digital.
U.S.-based Druid organization with a scholarly framework and local Groves.
Near Castlerea, Co. Roscommon. Ceremonies, membership, and OgamNua courses.
UK-based order with a structured distance-learning course through three grades.
Irish shamanic-practice center offering practitioner and healing training.
A UK order with its own training course, distinct from OBOD.
A UK-registered charity, networking hub, and learning-resource site.
National 501(c)(3) founded 1956, a U.S. and Scotland cultural bridge.
The oldest and largest Irish-Catholic fraternal organization in America.
A network connecting Irish and Celtic festivals across North America.
Cultural programs, workshops, and traditional sport and music competitions.
U.S. nonprofit in Bristol, PA for Celtic history and culture.
Illinois' oldest continuously operating charity, with Scottish-heritage elder care.
The umbrella for hundreds of clan societies and Highland Games.
The Isle of Man's organization for Manx culture and language.
National nonprofit promoting Irish art, history, literature, and music.
A national network across business, tech, and culture.
A multi-chapter diaspora organization for heritage, music, and tradition.
Manx heritage in North America.
A veterans' organization for those of Scottish, Irish, or Celtic ancestry.
Founded 1965. Funds preservation of historic sites in Scotland and exchange programs.
Founded 1961 for cooperation among the six Celtic nations. Publishes Carn.
Founded 1889. Ulster-Scots lineage and genealogy.
Nonpartisan, and administrator of the George J. Mitchell Scholarship.
A traveling program teaching Welsh language, harp, and folk singing.
Organizes the North American Festival of Wales and the National Gymanfa Ganu.
NYC bakery specializing in picau ar y maen and other Welsh bakes.
Seattle modern and utility kilt maker. Showroom shows as closed, online appears active.
International living-history and reenactment society.
UK educational charity and literary society for Tolkien's work.
Sister cities since 2007, with regular student and exchange delegations.
113 S Upper St, Lexington. Irish gifts and imports, online too.
Bardstown Road area, Louisville.
Invited Hallows to the WorldFest Celtic Homecoming Booth.
Sister cities since 1984, on shared thoroughbred-racing heritage.
Twin cities since 2008, on a shared whiskey and bourbon identity.
933 Baxter Ave, Louisville.
Hosts the annual Burns Dinner and other Scottish-heritage programming.
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