Celts in DC universe

[Phantom Druid]

I was just curious if there were any Celtic heroes/villains in the DC Universe ? I don't seem to recall any . I know theres that norse girl and there are heroes like Captain Marvel and WW who get there powers from Greco-Roman dieties . Plus Dr. Fate and Black Adam have the Egyptian theme . Anybody representing the Ancient Celts ?

[Jack Zodiac]

The only one who comes to mind right away is Blackbriar Thorn from the Injustice Society.

[Phantom Druid]

The only one who comes to mind right away is Blackbriar Thorn from the Injustice Society.
Oh yeah , I forgot about him . I don't know much about him but I have his VS. card . Injustice league right ? Is he still active ? What comics feature him? Thanx

[Jack Zodiac]

He was a Justice Society villain, and a casual Superman villain. He died not too long ago, though, in Day of Vengeance, when The Spectre trashed him in the Mist Woods.

[Jack Zodiac]

Oh! And then there was The Druid, one of Zatara's villains.

[Thnikkaman]

One of the League of Ancients (from JLA) was a Celt.

[Jack Zodiac]

Oh yeah! The little Irish guy. I almost completely forgot about that storyline.

[Shem the Penman]

Seven Soldiers, especially the Shining Knight mini, drew heavily on Celtic mythology -- the Arthurian stuff and the Mabinogion. (The old, original Arthurian stories, not the cleaned-up Malory/de Troyes version.)

[marshal99]

Is Jack O'Lantern considered a celtic hero ?

[Rhydaman]

Seven Soldiers, especially the Shining Knight mini, drew heavily on Celtic mythology -- the Arthurian stuff and the Mabinogion. (The old, original Arthurian stories, not the cleaned-up Malory/de Troyes version.)
Certainly the language that the Shining Knight was speaking when he arrived in LA seemed to have Welsh elements.

[Kent H]

He was a Justice Society villain, and a casual Superman villain. He died not too long ago, though, in Day of Vengeance, when The Spectre trashed him in the Mist Woods.

Though either in issue #6 or the later one-shot it was shown that he was regrowing. So he'll be back as soon as one of the writers remembers him.

[Count Vertigo]

Is Jack O'Lantern considered a celtic hero ?Maybe, he is from Ireland after all. But I never saw him as particularly celt-like etc.

[Toreador]

Wasn't the lantern of Druid origin?

[Tobias March]

Maybe, he is from Ireland after all. But I never saw him as particularly celt-like etc.

Well he's a Mick, so, yes. Honestly he was the first person I thought of when I saw the thread title.