+The **Insular Celtic languages** represent a unique branch of [Celtic Languages](/wiki/celtic_languages), developing exclusively on the islands of [Great Britain](/wiki/great_britain) and [Ireland](/wiki/ireland) from an earlier common ancestor. They form two primary sub-groups: Goidelic (Gaelic) and Brittonic (Brythonic), still spoken today.
+## See also
+- [Gaelic](/wiki/gaelic)
+- [Brythonic](/wiki/brythonic)
+- [Welsh](/wiki/welsh)
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