What's that kinda flat drum with the short, two sided drumstick used in Celtic music called?

Answer 1

It is called a 'bodhrán' pronounced - bow (rhyme with cow) rawn - It is traditionally made with a wooden body and a goat-skin head, and is played with the hand or a double-headed stick called a Cipín (Irish word for small stick, pronounced kip-een) or Tipper. The name bodhrán is the Irish word for 'deafener', There are some photos at the site below:

Answer 2

it is called a Bhodran