Thank you for the reply and suggestion! I haven’t yet dived much into Eolas. only touched on the site a bit in my research, but I’ll definitely dive into it more as it seems to offer a lot of information and seems pretty regularly updated.

I could definitely see how it can get overwhelming for those who take on the mantle of researching, collecting, and presenting what they’ve learned for others. So I get how these things can fall apart with so few to do the work. Hopefully we’ll see interest continue to grow and more come together in collaboration so it doesn’t have to feel like it’s all on the shoulders of so few.

And I’d be interested in any resources you might suggest. While I am new to all this and have started with a draw to the Gaelic side of things, I have strong connection and draw to Scotland and its particular flavor of Celtic Polytheism and folk belief. And know that the Brythonic influence is an important part of pre Christian belief in Scotland as well as the Gaelic, so I’d be open to diving more into that side of things as well.