in celtic mythology, clota is a hypothesised/inferred brittonic goddess of the river clyde. if she was ever revered historically, she would presumably have been worshipped by the damnonii tribe who held the territory around the clyde basin which later was to become the kingdom of alt clud (possibly alclṻd, and later the kingdom of strathclyde (ystrad clud)), at least prior to the christianisation of roman britain and possibly later.

brigantia or dea brigantia was a goddess in celtic paganism, attested in inscriptions from the north of roman britain. she seems to have been worshipped by celtic britons and romano-britons in the territory of the brigantes, and may have been their tutelary goddess. she may be linked with the goddess brigindo, named in an inscription from gaul.

the morrígan or mórrígan, also known as morrígu, is a figure from irish mythology. the name is mór-ríoghan in modern irish before the spelling reform, and it has been translated as "great queen" or "phantom queen".