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Gaylic Paganism - see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celtic_deities

Pantheon

Members of the Gaylic pantheon are known as the Tuatha Dé Crutha, usually translated "people(s)/tribe(s) of the goddess Crutha. Alternatively, they are known as the Tuath Dé ("tribe of the gods"). They are the main deities of pre-Sotirian Glytter, and many were Sotirianised as saints. The principal goddess, name, was Sotirianised as the Adamite God. Her son, name, was Sotirianised as Jesus.

Mother deities

• Crutha - Goddess of the Living. Created the earth and her son, name. She is the principal goddess and is associated with space, heaven, creation, and purity. Considered the mother of humanity. Lives in Tír nAill (the "Otherland"), or heaven.
• Tróc - The Sacred One. Son of Crutha. God of salvation, forgiveness, charity, and prosperity. His name is the root for trócaire ("mercy"). Saved humanity from the evil god whatever. Also lives in Tír nAill.
• The Morrígan - The Great One. Son of Tróc. Conquered the earth after on behalf of her grandmother and father. Established as the Queen of Earth after she conquered it. All ancient monarchs swore fealty to her. She is the representative of her lineage on earth.

Healing deities

• Bríg - goddess of the dawn. She is associated with the new year, fertility, and healing. She is believed to be the goddess from which Brigge originates. She was Sotirianised as Saint Brigid. In Gaylic folklore, Brigge is an old woman who delivers gifts to children throughout Glytter on Nativity Eve. She is usually portrayed as a hag riding a broomstick through the air wearing a black shawl and is covered in soot because she enters the children's houses through the chimney. She is often smiling and carries a bag or hamper filled with candy, gifts, or both. Brigge is also referred to as the Nativity Witch or the Good Witch.
• Pád - god associated with spring season, fertility, healing, poetry and smithcraft. He was a poet, a healer, and a smith. He is celebrated on Imbolc. Pád is believed to have been Sotirianised as Saint Patrick.

Solar deities

• Áine - goddess of the sun, summer, love and fertility. She is associated with the sun and midsummer. As a goddess of love and fertitlity, she had command over crops and animals and is also associated with agriculture
• Bel - god of the sun and animals. Husband of Áine. He is associated with the ancient fire festival and modern celebrations of Beltane.

Warrior deities

• Lugh - a youthful warrior hero, a king, and saviour. He is associated with skill, crafts and the arts as well as with oaths, truth and the law. He is strongly associated with the harvest festival of Lughnasadh, which is named after him.

The Dark Realm

Fomhóraigh

giants and shit that lived in the Highlands and served the evil god whatever.

The First Rulers

Mythological and ancient monarchs that are associated with the gods and goddesses and interacted with them.

Rail transport in Glytter Page

List of operators

Córas Iompair Glítteann (CIG)

• Iarnród Ríoga - Passenger service for most of the country, hub is in Spálgleann.
• Emerald Line (Línemerald) - Passenger services on Holyhead
• Highland Line (Línetailtarda) - Passenger services from Benbaun to Mhothair, and from Benbaun to Hiort. Route is owned and operated by the Highland Heritage Railway with light passenger service operated by CIG.
• Mannes Transit Authority - Privatized county transport services for County Mannes
• Oileán Iarnród - Service from Invertwinc to County Oileáin Oirthir.
• Central Counties Rail Service - Merger of privatized county transport services for Counties Wudare, Longford, St Ellen, Lytone, Cac, Tóinderry, Folcthagh, and Sackmannan.

Counties Aerach and Bodrick Transit (CABT)

• Greater Spálgleann Commuter Rail

Northwestern Railway (Iarthuaisceart Iarnróid - II)

• NorPass - Passenger services out of Bulfawst and servicing counties in the north
• Cargo Service (Seirbhíslastais) - Freight service for most of the country
• Líneiarann (Iron Line) - A direct line from the iron rich Counties Diabhal, Pouth, and Banríon to the Port of Bulfawst

Spálgleann City Council

• Spálgleann Meitreo
• Aer Traenach - Service from Spálgleann Airport to Colbert Station, partially owned by CABT

Gayneva City Council

• Trambhealaigh Genía (Gayneva Tramway)

Euclostar Company

• Euclostar

Treasury Info

Modern name: A Soilse ar Thaisclann (His Majesty's Treasury), commonly known as An Thaisclann (The Treasury). Another prominent Gaylic translation is An Státchiste - coming from the Gaullican word Exchequer, modeling it after the old Embrian system. Ancient name: Taisclann Choróin (Crown Depository)

Place names

• Galdunn (Ghaillish: Geal Dún) - Bright Fort (homage to Gloucester)
• Adhmaburgh (Ghaillish: Dún Adhmad) - Wood burgh (homage to Woodbury)
• Glenforcan (Ghaillish: Ghleann Foirceannadh) - Winding Valley (homage to Camden)

Tourist Attractions

Cultural

The National Museums

The National Museums of Glytter is a group of publicly owned and government funded museums located throughout Glytter. They are overseen by the Ministry of Culture.

• The National Museum of History at Clochdearg Manor is an open-air museum in County Lyrone. It focuses on the the historical lifestyle, culture, and architecture of the Ghaillish people and its their impact on Glytteronian culture. The museum consists of dozens of re-erected buildings from various locations across Glytter.
• The National Museum of Art at the Royal Gallery
• The National Great War Museum at Caipitilbonn. Included is the submerged FS Benning, which was sunk during the Battle of Glytter.
• The National Museum of the Sciences at
• The National Museum of Music and Dance at

Natural

County Holyhead

The beaches and temperate weather of County Holyhead haven given rise to a strong tourism industry. Pennsea is the island's most population city and is home to several casino resorts and its famous boardwalk. Many Glytternians and Eucleans own summer homes, also knownas shore houses, and vacation there during the summer holidays. There are many shoretowns with their own boardwalks and beaches along the island's coastline.

Highlands

The Glytteronian Highlands are a popular destination for many tourists due to their natural beauty and picturesque landscapes. They are also a popular winter destination.

Counties

Arms	County (contae)	Type	County seat (suíomh contae)	Population	Region	Code	TCs	Governor (gobharnóir)		Executive (feidhmiúcháin)	Coalition
	Aerach	County	Clyte	761,402	Southern	J	31	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Liberty-Glyt Dems
	Banríon	County	Mhothair	29,102	Highlands	V	3	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Centre
	Bodrick	County	Basdon	614,502	Southern	G	26	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Liberty-Glyt Dems
	Cac	County	Merdeen	233,744	Southern	N	11	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	SDs-Glyt Dems
	Caithia	Autonomous	Loidis	46,128	Oileáin Oirthir	Z	3	Órla Ní Fhlannagáin		Duane ap Drummond	Forward-Trawlers Interest-SDPC
	Gayneva	Metropolitan	Gayneva	973,261	Central	B	43	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	SDs-Greens
	Folcthagh	County	Scillimona	247,962	Lowlands	P	11	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Liberty-Centre
File:HolyheadCoA.png	Holyhead	County	Iona	240,785	Southern	E	11	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Liberty-Holyhead Independents
	Homalow	County	Bulfawst	494,287	Southern	H	24	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Homalow First
	Invertwinc	Metropolitan	Invertwinc	782,587	Lowlands	F	33	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	SDs-Labour-Greens
	Knockedale	County	Kildale	47,953	Sudreadharr	Y	3	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Centre
	Liathróidí	County	Fraoch	45,049	Highlands	U	3	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Centre
	Longford	County	Blades	436,869	Highlands	K	19	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Liberty-Glyt Dems-Independents
	Lyrone	County	Hiort	264,015	Central	M	12	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Liberty
	Mannes	County	St. Paul	358,291	Southern	C	16	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Liberty
	Oileáin Oirthir	County	Leòdhas	246,942	Oileáin Oirthir	T	11	Person Mac Person		Person Mac Person	Centre-Liberty
Total				9,257,180			399