 This trait is exhibited by The Three Mothers, a group of goddesses worshipped by many Celtic tribes (with regional variations).The Celts had hundreds of deities, some of which were unknown outside a single family or tribe, while others were popular enough to have a following that crossed lingual and cultural barriers.For instance, the Irish god Lugh, associated with storms, lightning, and culture, is seen in similar forms as Lugos in Gaul and Lleu in Wales.