Lammas/Lughnasadh Sabbat, this page gives a little information about the earlier gods before Lugh.

Article by Celtic Reconstructionist Kym ni Dhoireann on customs and traditions of Lughnasadh. Includes ideas to make the season more meaningful to modern Celtic Pagans, by looking at the origins and meanings and natural seasonal events.

This is an illustrated page of carefully annotated links to the lore and rituals of the early August feast of Lammas (Lughnasadh). It comes from Kathleen Jenks, Ph.D. at MythingLinks.

Could Lammas/Lughnasadh be the forerunner of the Olympic games or the small country fairs? This page can answer some of your questions regarding the fun time of this Sabbat.

Lughnasadh Dance (SLG's version) Let's have some fun and dance this Lammas Sabbat.

Lughnasadh Recipes - The Noodles in Faery Butter sound like a delicious treat for the Sabbat meal.

Another very good page on what this Sabbat means.

The last of the Days of the God Lugh (Celtic) is celebrated on this Sabbat. Known as Lammas or Lughnasadh.