OGHAMIC STUDIES :
The Book of Ballymote:
The Ogam Scales 
by Dr. Barry Fell
Auraicept
na N-Éces -- The Ogham Tract
Auraicept na N-Éces (The Scholar's Primer) ed.
and translated by George Calder, Edinburgh, John Grant 1917
Jost Gippert's "Ogam
Inscriptions" site
-- Over a hundred photographic examples,
with translation attempts
Curtis
Clark's Site:
-- Introduction
--
Description of each ogham tree
-- "Exploring the Origins of the Celtic Ogham"
--
table, with trees, of different names for ogham letters
Micheal Everson's
Site:
--The
Names of Ogham: complete listing of ogham name variants
-- This chart lists the character names of the Ogham alphabet
as compiled from a number of sources.
--downloadable
Ogham Fonts:
-- The best place to check out differing styles of
Ogham script...
--"Every Ogham
Thing on the Web"
"The Fabrication
of 'Celtic' Astrology " by Peter Berresford-Ellis
INTRODUCTORY SITES :
The World of Celtic Art's Ogham page 
French Ogham/Celtic site
"Ogham:
a celtic tree language"
-- part of the "Pooka's
pulse" web site;
includes welsh names, & associated colors, trees, and dogs(?)
Imladris' World
-- Gaelic
Language info
Pictish/
Scottish Oghams
[from the Pictish
Arts Society]
Melbrigda
Ogham
DIVINATION & "BARDIC LORE" :
Voice
of the Woods:
-- an interactive site for "consulting the Ogham"
Druid
Tree Lore and the Ogham - from druidry.org
A Little History of Ogham By Philip Shallcrass 
The
Ogham Files - by Jarrien Wolf
Grove of Dobhran
Topaz Owl's
little Tree Site
-- (includes Birch, Rowan, Oak, Willow, and Ash;
as well as short ogham description)
Witchcraft,
Wicca, Pagan and Occult Resources
- nothing about Ogham, but I'm assuming you're interested in this kind of thing...
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BOOKS:
a review of "A Guide to Ogam" by Damian McManus
[from the Pictish
Arts Society]
See also the Ogham Stone Sources page
IRISH :
Interested in the Irish
language?
Names of Ireland (Irish Names)
ENCODING / UNICODE:
Ogham Standard Character Set
Micheal Everson's page of links on Standardization
James Kass' Unicode
test page for Ogham
FRINGE SITES:
Edo Nyland's
Ogham site
-- "translating
Ogam"
DIRECTORIES / LINK PAGES:
Celtic Heart
-- go directly to ogham
description
The Ancient World Web
-- a directory of Ancient Studies links (lists the
Ogham Intro. page)
PERIPHERALLY RELEVANT:
"Sacred Sites" (?) in Concord, Massachusetts, U.S.A.
-- the author thinks the
writing on a stone she found might be Ogham...
FURTHER AFIELD / CELTIC STUDIES:
Irish Saints and Feast Days
Luminarium.org:
Irish Literature, Mythology, and Drama
related Book Reviews
History of the Irish Language
-- from http://www.irlgov.ie/iveagh/ {The Irish gov't:
Dep't of Foriegn affairs}
"Prehistoric, Old and Middle Irish"
--A long article by Kim McCone; see section 2.6
Solas Éireann's
online Irish language course
"A
to Z of Ancient Ireland"
-- A heavily biased, but none the less interesting
collection of essays on Irish history
On the Development of
Written Alphabets
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