Aine

Áine is a prominent figure in Irish mythology, often considered a goddess associated with summer, fertility, and the sun. She is linked to the soil’s richness and agricultural prosperity, embodying abundance and growth. Áine is also believed to have protective and healing powers, often connected to energy and illumination. In some stories, she is portrayed as a fairy queen or a luminous deity who influences weather, crops, and the well-being of people. Her name signifies brightness and vitality, reflecting her role as a guardian of life and fertility in Irish cultural traditions.