Brittany's Centre for Research and Experimentation on Accidental Water Pollution and Galicia's Institute for Maritime Technology will work together to improve response capability to oil spills and black tides.

The Celtic Film and TV Festival is an annual event designed to showcase the best film and television work from the Celtic countries.

The Celtic legends of wicked cities emphasise how paganism and sin is drowned by the stronger power of the Christian gods, with water always being the purifying agent.

A 87-page report made by a team of Breton, Galician, and Welsh researchers surveys the state of audio-visual production and broadcasting in each of the languages of those countries.

Brittany has two autochtonous languages: Gallo and Breton. While Breton is a Celtic language spoken in western Brittany, Gallo language is spoken in eastern Brittany and belongs to the family of Romance languages.

Saint David, or Dewi Sant in Welsh, is the patron saint of Wales. He was the only Welsh saint to be canonised in the Christian Church.

The Research Institute of Irish and Scottish Studies at the University of Aberdeen offers taught masters and doctoral programmes of the highest quality in the history, literature and culture of Ireland and Scotland.