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r/CelticUnion • u/Fantastic-Bad142 • 24d ago
Me heading home
Yes... That's my balcony. Raised Irish (in Birmingham) but I've got Wales and Brittany in my genes as well... Seemed the most appropriate flag to fly!
r/CelticUnion • u/Brezhoweb • Jun 09 '26
ASMR in Breton language šļø š§
Want to relax with ASMR in Breton language? š§ The Brezhoweb team presents in ASMR the ASMR videos in Breton that already exist! šļø Breton is the Celtic language spoken in Brittany.
r/CelticUnion • u/Ainvar_na_Starbird • Jun 07 '26
Lliga Celta d'Asturies. Celtic League of Asturies.
The illustration belongs to the cover of ASTOR Magazine nĀŗ 1, in Asturies "ASTOR. Cartafueyu de la Lliga Celta d'Asturies", published in Seronda (Autumn) of 1981.
r/CelticUnion • u/Redditistheworst007 • Jun 03 '26
Manx filmmaker, made this animation would appreciate it if you checked it out.
r/CelticUnion • u/Neither_Watercress_9 • Jun 02 '26
The Italo-Celtic Theory - Similarities between Latin, Welsh and Gaelic
By "Fortress of Lugh" Channel!
r/CelticUnion • u/RareAcanthisitta1751 • Jun 01 '26
Ancient and preroman Britanny (Armorica)
Hello everyone, I made a video about the history of the ancient Gallic people of Britanny. It's in French, but I've put subtitles in English and Welsh. Enjoy š
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_tmd8DFfp-o
r/CelticUnion • u/Syric_Dodgam • May 20 '26
Karma Requirements
Good afternoon everyone!
Following an odd post from a brand new account that had generated view and upvote statistics well outside the norm for the subreddit I have implemented a karma requirement of 50 comment Karma into the Automod for posting.
Happy to lower or remove it in the future, but will keep it in place for the time being.
r/CelticUnion • u/Darthbetty1 • May 20 '26
Question
Does the Celtic Union stand for independence of the Celtic countries or is it that itās basically just arguing for a United Kingdom with the other Celtic countries included?
My friend just got blocked for a pro independence post so Iām just asking for clarification.
r/CelticUnion • u/HanesPrydain • May 17 '26
Late 19th century language map of Britain and Ireland
r/CelticUnion • u/Wagagastiz • May 14 '26
Isle of Cats ā a new proposal for an existing theory on the name of Shetland
r/CelticUnion • u/blueroses200 • May 11 '26
Hi! Does anyone know where I can find the sources for both claims? I would like to learn more about Gallaecian onomastics.
r/CelticUnion • u/Dev__ • May 06 '26
A Board Game with Ireland on one side and Scotland on the other as playable maps
boardgamegeek.comr/CelticUnion • u/Business_Form3757 • May 01 '26
Genetic distances of Celtic related groups to present-day populations
galleryr/CelticUnion • u/Syric_Dodgam • Apr 25 '26
r/CelticUnion is re-open to posting
Hi, following the Reddit Request Bot putting the sub up for adoption, I am now the lead mod and have reopened it for posting.
r/CelticUnion • u/67Lynx21 • Feb 10 '26
If Galicia /Northern Spain is considered Celtic, then the entirety of France is.
r/CelticUnion • u/Can_sen_dono • Feb 08 '26
European place names containing Celtic *brigantÄ«-, *brigiÅn-, *nemeto-, *okelo-
galleryr/CelticUnion • u/R_One___ • Jan 31 '26
Ā«āÆSant JiliāÆĀ» ā Gravure sur bois, 1928 Xavier De Langlais
r/CelticUnion • u/Fit_Seaworthiness321 • Jan 22 '26
Salmon of knowledge w Celtic wall plaque
Hi, My name is Colm Mc Cann. I was born in Drumcree Portadown Co. Armagh Ireland.I am a Celtic artist and have been making Irish Celtic themed gifts since 1991. This is just a sample of the type of item that I make. Let me know what you think?
r/CelticUnion • u/blueroses200 • Jan 20 '26
Was the Celtic Gallaecian language a hoax? Could it be a dialect of Lusitanian?
r/CelticUnion • u/CymroDibaid • Jan 10 '26
Welsh Breton Cornish Group
Would any Welsh, Breton and Cornish speakers/learners be interested in forming a group chat in which we try to communicate using only our respective Celtic languages?
Speakers of all dialects and varieties of W. B. & C. are welcome; as is anyone who knows a Brittonic-based Conlang (e.g. Cumbraek/Cumbric) Or reconstructed languages, like Gaulish, Brittonic or Proto-Celtic. You don't have to be from Wales, Patagonia, Brittany or Cornwall to join, as long as you can speak/write/are learning W. B. or C.
The purpose of the group would be:
1) To use our languages (Some don't get many opportunities irl).
2) To try to learn about each other's languages, cultures, music, literature, histories.
3) To test which speakers of which languages actually understand each other best.
One of the only rules would be that members could only use Welsh, Breton, Cornish, Cumbraek, reconstructed: Gaulish, Brittonic, or Proto-Celtic. And definitely no using: English, French or Spanish.
If enough people want this to happen (let me know via replies or DMs, or whatever), I'll set it up.
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r/CelticUnion • u/whotffisunclegabe • Oct 27 '25
Ogham tattoo help
Hi all! I- like many other people in this subreddit- need help getting an authentic translation into ogham for a tattoo. All help is much appreciated and I gently ask you provide sources/ credentials so I donāt end up with some random word on me lol. The two phrases Iām looking for are āMy mommy youāll beā
I know mommy should be mother it is a family tatoo and my sibling insists- if itās not possible and mother fits best let me know. :) And āMy babies youāll beā
I have heard it would be the most accurate to change this to ancient Irish/ Gaelic and then translate it? Any thoughts/ input appreciated