Welcome to Celtic Nation

Welcome to the Celtic Nation—a micronation founded on two enduring principles: the preservation of ancient heritage and the unwavering commitment to modern charity. We are not defined by the size of our land, but by the magnitude of our mission: Pro Senectute et Familia—For the Elderly and Kinship/Family.

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About the Celtic Nation:

Our Vision: The Kinship Promise

 

The Celtic Nation's sovereignty is dedicated to upholding the profound Celtic value of Kinship (Familia) by ensuring that our elders live with dignity, comfort, and respect. Our mission is concrete: we channel 85% of our net revenue into establishing and operating a network of Supportive Residences and Care Facilities for the elderly. Every contribution—from the purchase of a Celt coin to becoming a Patron—is a direct investment in providing a safe, restorative, and dignified home for those in their winter years.

 

Our Leader and Territories

 

The Nation is led by our President-for-Life, Lord Bruce James, who also holds the titles of Lord of Ardmore, Lord of Glencoe, and Lord of Blairadam. The Nation’s territory is currently comprised of souvenir plots near Ardmore (Northern Ireland), Glencoe (Scotland), and Blairadam (Scotland).

Our government is advised by a Senate of twelve appointed members, who ensure all funds are allocated transparently and ethically, fulfilling our charitable mandate.

 

Our Heritage and Symbols

 

We draw our inspiration from the enduring spirit of the original Celtic Nations (Ireland, Scotland, Wales, Cornwall, Isle of Man, and Brittany).

  • Our Flag stands as a proud emblem of the Celtic Nation's core values. The vibrant green bands, inspired by the lush landscapes of our claimed territories, broader Celtic lands, and the natural world. The central horizontal gold band symbolizes the richness of our heritage, the value we place on life, and the light of hope our charitable mission brings.

  • Our Tartan is the officially registered Highland Titles Tartan, symbolizing our roots in Scottish land stewardship.

  • Our Seal features a Stag, a Celtic symbol for wilderness, nobility, and the spirit of the forest.

  • Our Currency, the Celt (), is a collector’s instrument whose value lies entirely in its charitable purpose.

 

Join Our Cause

 

When you become a citizen, purchase an official document, or acquire a symbolic title, you are not simply buying a novelty—you are funding a mission. 

We invite you to join our community.

Citizenship Application

The Celtic Nation is seeking individuals dedicated to the ideals of Elderly Welfare, and Preservation of Kinship. Citizenship is a non-political, largely symbolic designation that grants recognition as a member of The Nation's community and allows participation in charitable projects, cultural events, and, potentially, the Senate.

Please complete the following application truthfully.