Ogham is an ancient Celtic script primarily used in Ireland and Britain from the 4th to 8th centuries AD. It was written using a series of vertical lines, known as strokes, arranged along a horizontal line. Each stroke represented a letter, and the position of the stroke within the series determined its sound. Ogham was primarily used for inscriptions on stone monuments, and it is believed to have been a specialized script used by druids or learned individuals. While Ogham is now extinct, it has been revived in recent years and is used in modern Celtic revival movements.

Below you will find all the characters that are in the 'Ogham' unicode script category. Currently there are 29 characters in this category.