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The 10 pages that link to Celtic mythology, each with the reason it gives.

• W. B. YeatsRelated: Yeats drew on Irish myth and folklore to create a national literary inheritance.

• Irish mythologyNarrower topic: Irish stories are one major strand within the wider Celtic mythological world.

• Boston CelticsRelated: The franchise name invokes Boston’s Irish heritage and a broader Celtic identity.

• Welsh mythologyNarrower topic: Welsh material belongs to a wider Celtic context, though its surviving texts are distinctly local.

• MabinogionNarrower topic: Comparisons with other Celtic traditions help situate the collection without reducing its Welsh specificity.

• LughNarrower topic: Lugh has counterparts and related figures across Celtic traditions.

• Gottfried von StrassburgNarrower topic: The Tristan legend draws on a story tradition with Celtic roots.

• The MorríganNarrower topic: Her story is often compared within this broad field, though her evidence is specifically Irish.

• RowanRelated: Rowan appears in Celtic traditions as a protective tree.

• P. L. TraversRelated: Mythic traditions informed Travers’s interest in folklore and imaginative storytelling.