IRISH DNA HISTORY 🧬🇮🇪

[@juliansthoughts5641]

The level of detail that should be expected for everyone

[@Anon999-qk3ue]

bro please can you at some point do follow ups to the videos you've made so far on DNA history of various regions/communities? These are fascinating topics, but also incredibly vast. I loved your videos on Indian, Iranian, Italian and Greek DNA histories. Would love to see more and more detailed content with histories and data. Also please feel free to make longer videos and include more depth, we can listen to you for hours! Thanks and keep it up!

[@Giulorma1121]

My Dad was adopted by a sicilian- American family in New Orleans in the 1940’s. We always assumed he was either Cajun, Spanish, or of Sicilian ancestry, because he’s dark. People use to say he looks like Al Capone. He just took a dna test and he’s almost 100% Irish. We were shocked 😮

[@kierabyrnemusic]

A lot of us irish have dark hair and tan very well. My dad and grandad always get a lovely tan. All of my great aunts and uncles on my dads side look Spanish or Italian. Dark thick hair, brown and green eyes. My dads mother's side all had dark brown/ black hair with blue/green and Hazel eyes. A lot of irish are also fair skinned with medium, light brown blonde or red hair. They're definitely is a beautiful mix in Ireland. But they don't tend to show that on TV programmes. When I moved to London, people were always so amazed that I was pale but had dark hair and blue eyes. Apparently, it's rare 😂?.. But growing up in Ireland, it was normal 😅. BTW congratulations to you and your dad for officially becoming an Irish legend 😂. FYI if you ever need info on anything Irish. I'm very happy to help. 🇮🇪💚

[@Giulorma1121]

@@kierabyrnemusic thank you! When I was little my family lived in England for a few years. we traveled all over Europe, but we always said we liked Ireland the most. It’s so beautiful and the people were so nice.

[@kierabyrnemusic]

@@Giulorma1121 Awh how amazing to have travelled so much when young. That's lovely to hear. You guys should take a trip back sometime. I might be biased. But, they're definitely something special about Ireland. I'm glad we were kind.💚

[@piloto88ed]

''Spanish ancestry because he’s dark'' WTF? the average spanish are so white than british or germans, you stpd rtrdd, what the hell are you saying?

[@crwonshe]

Most Spanish or Italian aren't dark as Hollywood brainwashed you, the Mediterranean look there is not such but meddle east, the sand people.

[@foxgirl1822]

Good video, just pointing out to any readers that the majority of Irish people have brown hair. Red hair is a minority hair colour in Ireland and its grossly exaggerated in the media and the public consciousnes (especially in America) that the Irish are a "red haired race". We aren't. Sorry. We are a brown haired race (often very dark brown, almost black). We (and Scotland, closely followed by England) have a higher percentage of red heads then anywhere else BUT its still a minority trait and only a very small percentage of Irish people have (or have ever had) red hair.

[@Based.Afghan]

If ur a dark haired irish then it means u most likely have high level of anatolian ancestory instead of native celtic dna

[@foxgirl1822]

@@Based.Afghan Irish DNA was established before Celtic era. There is more dark haired people in Ireland then red haired people. Most Irish people have regular brown hair. Only a small minority are red heads.

[@Based.Afghan]

@@foxgirl1822 ireland has the most steppe related ancestory. Which comes from celts who were blonde or red haired

[@foxgirl1822]

@@Based.Afghan so how do you explain that the vast majority of Irish people have brown hair, pure blonde hair is even rarer then red hair in Ireland.

[@Based.Afghan]

@@foxgirl1822 because Ireland isn’t that celtic anymore

[@brandnlord3162]

I’d love to go to Ireland one day since my mother is 100%

[@marilyntonelli8832]

Me too my fathers family has Irish Viking don’t know what that means. But all tall people

[@casamia995]

I also decided due to DNA

[@benhamilton3285]

As an irishman, I definitely recommend going, particularly to the west of the country as this is where you would experience true irish culture rather than places like Dublin

[@brandnlord3162]

@@benhamilton3285 My mothers family is from western Ireland so that would be cool

[@letsskate6327]

@@brandnlord3162do you know what region? Or just in general?

[@darylconnolly6877]

Im pale as can be and have dark blonde reddish hair blue eyes and my DNA result said 90.1% irish, Scottish and Welsh and 9.9% Iberian

[@americansareevil]

Are you from Ireland?

[@mlsc7499]

Loved your video on turkish people. Could you do one on Koreans as well? Ancient Korea had some overlapping history with the Göktürk and we also had a multi race country called Balhae (발해) composed of ancient Koreans and Tungusic people. Super interested in what modern Korean genes have come to be during the process of immigration and war during history.

[@tastas8554]

It wasn't a migration of Scott's, it was a invasion/plantation

[@ene5227]

Exactly, well said.

[@jeremygaynor2410]

A small sign of just how bad the quality of research is : that goes into these shorts

[@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559]

That's still migration. It just means that they moved from Scotland to Ireland. The context is irrelevant.

[@tastas8554]

@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559 they were "making love" it was irrelevant if he had her blindfolded and tied up in a basement... Turkey!

[@tastas8554]

@@lavienestpasunlongfleuvetr2559 zzzzz Germans were migrating around Europe... Turkey!

[@FrenchViking466]

I'd love to see a French DNA history vid.

[@shaunsteele6926]

apparently the French government has banned commercial DNA testing in the country, so that might be hard to find

[@comealongcomealong4480]

@@shaunsteele6926 Interesting news about France and commercial DNA testing. Do you know why that is? Something to do with Privacy Laws or EU Laws perhaps?

[@danythrinbell1596]

@@shaunsteele6926 they ban because french only the south people that are all celtic gallos

[@danteleone2787]

@@danythrinbell1596what are you on about

[@danythrinbell1596]

@@danteleone2787 TEST YOUR DNA IF YOU DON'T HAVE LIMUSINE PROVENCE ANCIENT DNA YOU ARE NOT GALLO GAULL , FRENCH REAL NATIVES

[@GeoffryGifari]

interesting.... how did the red hair phenotype arise during this evolutionary history?

[@canadiancontent352]

Vikings

[@supremercommonder]

No red hair been around for 4000 years look at Pakistan they still have them from 4000 indo European migration

[@darrellm9915]

@@canadiancontent352 No, since red hair originated in Central Asia. Likely an admixture of ANE (Ancient North Eurasian) hunter gatherer DNA.

[@Truthwillalwayswinoverlies]

​@@canadiancontent352if it was the vikings why doesn't Norway are the Scandinavian have the most red hair people in world Ireland and Russia do. The Irish gaels were red haired not from vikings and the Irish gaels were first inhabitants on Iceland too before vikings 60 percent of Icelandic dna Irish Gael knowing as Norse gaels Tál 🇮🇪

[@GalacticCenterOG]

I’ve seen my dna chart change drastically over the years. I got Ancestry’s version about 5-7 years ago and I realize it changes overtime as more people give their dna, but I see big discrepancies between my close family so I might just take you up on your offer.

[@richern2717]

Apparently the majority Male line in Ireland came from the Sredny Stog Culture who were ancestral to the Yamnaya and Corded Ware Cultures. Corded Ware was a Brother to Yamnaya. So it went like this: Sredny Stog > Corded Ware > Single Grave > Bell Beaker > Irish.

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

This is exactly right, yes.

[@raffles7556]

Excellently surmised

[@jennihj]

Good sales pitch Leave it to the Irish to work out their ancestors I’m one of them, we know our history thanks mr!!! not rocket scientists we evolve from other lands is it ?they don’t need your ashes flog

[@anthonyproffitt5341]

Yamnaya and corded ware cultures have been proven to not be linked all they much.

[@Ariapeithes_]

The Sredney Stog are said to have been large and of strong build.

[@stephenasmith49]

Really interesting and well presented - thanks!

[@RichardLawrence-wh3np]

On two occasions two elderly Irish women explained to me the term Black Irish.They said the Black Irish descended from the Spanish who washed up on Irish shores while fighting England.Those Spanish fighters took Irish women as mates and the offspring became known as the Black Irish.

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

That's the story The Spanish armada was sunk fighting for irish rebels during a failed rebellion. Thousands of Spanish were rescued by irish and given land. But dna says different irish people as a group come from Spain anyway we are celto iberians from galli or the port of the gaels some irish would have more iberian looks no dna is traced to Spanish settlers

[@RichardLawrence-wh3np]

So you want me to think that these Spanish fighters live on the land all by themselves and didn't take on Irish females as mates.That would go against the Laws of Nature,I think that the Irish elder's story is more likely than your concoction of history. @@WjfhdhShshshsh

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@RichardLawrence-wh3np 🤣🤣 You sound lime the africans " my grandmother said so" There's no evidence to any spanish in Ireland I told you it's a story Also we have dna of black irish its no different to anyone else and is not traced to Spain

[@Disruptrt90]

@@WjfhdhShshshsh you're correct. everyone wants to bring up the Spanish story but the DNA says otherwise. they act like because we we say we weren't Spanish that were saying we were actually black or something.

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@Disruptrt90 yeah it's a fairy tale First of all we have no record of how many Spanish sailors washed up in Ireland we were a british colony we Hid these soldiers in houses from british soldiers we didn't take any record whatsoever of how many survived tons were killed even more were taken prisoner by british. I'm also pretty sure the English would found the Spanish speaking citizens after a week. Its impossible that they were left live here in hiding they didn't speak English they would have been found and arrested

[@Omar-gr7km]

“Send me your DNA” 😂

[@misterbobby8913]

Wow, Fascinating 🏆

[@KikiF7]

So I plan on taking one of these DNA test soon. I've been told by my folks that I'm Irish, Scottish and Cherokee. You should have fun with that one.

[@achutneypie2001]

what were the results

[@TineBeo]

Those DNA companies lump Irish into British.. utter bunkum. West of Ireland is distinct..as are coastal people and their history as opposed to the more central and Eastern Irish people.

[@williamwallace4924]

Why you want to be different, we are not different we are all the same earthly beings, born from the same heavenly stars, so do not think you’re different because you’re not.

[@MiloManning05]

All Irish people on the island of Ireland are genetically descended from Bronze Age bell beakers who replaced the early Neolithic farmers

[@19ate4]

I know, but they did update their site recently to not make Irish English. I can see this being extremely offensive to some.

[@Chris-the-wrecker]

​@@williamwallace4924If it was a black person saying that you wouldn't of replied back spiritualty bull crap I now the truth not the universe how made the universe.

[@davidmccarroll2280]

This explains the black Irish phenomenon well (dark hair, brown eyes, olive skin) and it's not just Irish. Any Celt can have that phenotype believe me, my Scottish mum and her family have that general look

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

Scottish and Irish are not Celts.

[@mbd501]

I always thought Welshman Richard Hammond looked like a Spaniard.

[@alayadeluce]

I thought the Black Irish were those with black hair, blue or green eyes and very pale skin.

[@davidmccarroll2280]

@@emmanuelgoldspleen2905 lmfao tell me you're joking, who told you Gaelic wasn't part of the Celtic language family

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

@@davidmccarroll2280 Seriously mate, the Irish are not Celts. The Celts come from Gaul, Alpine regions, Central Europe. The Irish have a much higher proportion of Steppe ancestry, it’s almost as high as what Scandinavians have. Literally nothing to do with modern admixture of Hallstatt-La Tene Celtic descendants. Irish are vastly descended from the original Bell Beaker settlers in the Bronze Age, at around 2200-2000 BCE, with precious little input from later groups. Goidelic languages have some Celtic influence imposed on them, but they are fundamentally much older than Celtic languages. Goidelic is a ‘Q’ language and a long time ago, it was actually spoken all across the Isles. You know the misleadingly named ‘Insular Celtic’ languages are so old that they have a grammatical structure that is hardly found anywhere else in Europe - Verb, Subject, Order.

[@DaviElohim]

my friend your channel is wonderful and a rare find please talk about the DNA of Iraqis and Syrians a hug from Brazil

[@knowlex3787]

I used to watch a lot of masamans content. And never found another channel like his, thankyou for your content !

[@ar514yt]

Please make a video for the Scottish as well!

[@Emerald007007]

well where do you think the Scottish came from?

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@Emerald007007 Everywhere! See: extraordinary Scottish DNA.

[@marilyntonelli8832]

I have Viking from Ireland!

[@knowlex3787]

Id like to see a video on the Latin diaspora in the Caribbean with mixtures of Spanish afro and Native American mixtures

[@redbeardsbirds3747]

There’s some Irish DNA on many Jamaicans I do know this 🇯🇲☘️

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@redbeardsbirds3747 Jamaicans will never be Irish.

[@redbeardsbirds3747]

@@PatrickFitzgerald88 I was being a bit sarcastic in that comment if I remember correctly

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@redbeardsbirds3747 TND for you?

[@Herosim2004]

Plz bro make one video on Pakistani DNA history ❤

[@sajidullahmohmand8697]

Indian dna 100%

[@LaughingMan44]

WHG didn't have black skin, they had same skin tone as sicilians

[@esto85]

Please do Malay DNA History... appreciate it so much

[@jackieblue1267]

Regarding Ancestry and 23&Me they are only going back approximately 6 to 8 generations and really are geared to the American market. They aren't looking at deep ancestry and are comparing testers to samples of people with long term ancestry in populations now. They aren't using ancient dna. Also there is no reason to mix up myths i.e. the Milesian saga with dna. Irish did not come from Spanish populations.

[@mattpotter8725]

Totally agree, and that is what most, well many I would say, are using these DNA tests for. They want to know where their ancestors that emigrated came from because they don't know more than a few generations at best in many cases, if that. They want to know if they are 25% Irish, 30% French, 30% Iberian, 15% a mixture of other things, not that they are 80% bell beaker, that's not what these tests are for. They are also estimates with error margins, something most people seem to not realise, and that they change over time. The other thing is that these tests are really more for genealogical purposes, so building a family tree to confirm the Ethnicity Estimate, but again most people aren't interested in that. They just want something interesting to show their friends, it really a gimmick for those type of people (that said their tests, which appear in my shared matches, can be useful in grouping my matches together so I'm not complaining).

[@danythrinbell1596]

well i have a shared ancestor to James Franklin ward of done gal with so many carrying his name in amurika 200 years distance = iberia 2500 yars distance yes some irish belong to gallo iberian tribes , they come from same origins cimerians thracians

[@rosanrai784]

do one for Nepal please!

[@bluenomadbruh]

I have always wanted to do a DNA test but didn't really trust the ones mentioned. Will keep this video in mine for when I decide to go ahead.

[@mattpotter8725]

DNA test Ethnicity Estimates are a gimmick, that would be taken as an estimate, but the truth is most people take them as fact. The reason for taking a test shouldn't be these estimates anyway but to help you build a family tree using the shared matches so you actually have proof of where your family came from, but most people aren't interested in that and just want an instant hit telling them where their ancestors were from. These estimates should get better with time as more people test from more places around the world but they are a work in progress and not a fixed value, the estimates will change over time from what they start off from.

[@danythrinbell1596]

@@mattpotter8725 i got 10 tests all tell me the same lusitanian

[@felixalmeida481]

Your videos are so credibly informative, based as they are on objective, well researched fact. Thank you 🙏🏽

[@victoriaolson8985]

I’ve done the tribal ancestry tracing thing, too, for $5, if one can find the resource online. I’ve gone back as far as Clovis Man, and that was done almost 10 years ago, so there may be greater detail now.

[@19ate4]

I’m an Irish American that 60% Irish and 30% German and I have the same halpo group as the prophet Mohammed My male lineage Russia/Kazakhstan 11k years ago and my female line comes from Caucasus mountains 6k years ago I was utterly shocked that I shared the same helpogroup as the founder of Islam but European 99.5% northwestern European

[@SpeculativeSpeculator]

The prophet Mohammed was actually described with red hair. The ancient ancestors of the Celts originate under the Hameitc peoples from Noah near the Caucausus region and migrated west through Anatolia and north Africa until they reached Europe. The Celts in North Africa continued through Iberia and migrated through sea to Ireland and Britain. The ones who remained in North Africa are berbers and moors. That's why some of them still have red or blonde hair and share a little bit of DNA with north west Europeans. The Celts who went through Anatolia became part of the ancestors of the ancient Greeks, Germanic peoples, and mainland Celts. Some of them continued westward known as the bell beaker people who then migrated to Britain and Ireland. The last major migration was from the Anglo Saxons, as well as some admixture from viking raiders.

[@ethnakenny1733]

@@SpeculativeSpeculatorthe ancient tribe in Ireland prior to the celts were biblical and and related to the tribe of Daniel. Hence the reason Ireland uses the name so much also places .

[@SpeculativeSpeculator]

@@ethnakenny1733 Yes that is true but remember they weren't the only peoples living in Ireland at the time

[@danythrinbell1596]

@@SpeculativeSpeculator haaa tha is frunny whatta was that y dna haolo of muamad then just for a friend

[@jackieblue1267]

I don't know what you are using for Celtic here because Irish do not have much Continental Celtic dna. That must be mostly Insular Celtic and not Continental Celtic dna. Also is you look at dna cluster maps the Irish cluster where they should i.e. with British Islanders and Scandinavians. This is mostly due to Bronze Age genetic similarity. The Ulster Scots were not much different than the Irish genetically and like Irish have a lot of this Bell Beaker ancestry. Also there is some Viking genetics in both the Irish and Scots as was stated in the large Viking dna study that came out a couple of years ago. English of course have a large contribution from the Anglo Saxons.

[@raffles7556]

100% correct.

[@purplepanther2771]

You're right. Western Scottish people cluster closely with Irish people. It's the Eastern Scottish who are more Anglo-Saxon.

[@johnpatrick5307]

The English/Welsh were colonised by dark Early Farmers - that must be why they are generally dark. See: Mass Migrations into Bronze Age Britain.

[@MiloManning05]

@@purplepanther2771south east has some angle dna that’s about it.

[@purplepanther2771]

@@MiloManning05 That's true. It's funny how the Western British differ so much from the Eastern British, but "Occam's Map" explains it when you look at geography.

[@barguttobed]

Hey Ancestralbrew, made a video on Tibetan genetics!!!

[@ethanpearson853]

Seems that European evolution is a series of genetic splintering. And, Lowlands Scottish has slightly more Germanic compared to Highlands? Who woulda thunk? Renfrewshire, Scotland is said to be the original historical location for my Ascended Clan. Pollock. It is specific to me, so I appreciate anyone who's interested in this jabber. XD

[@nathanafoa6579]

I wanna send my DNA to you, so that you can Examine my genetic history. How do I do that?

[@MimiJ-f4n]

I know & understand very little about DNA, but when I went to Ireland, I saw distinct types of looks: shorter, people with short round, flat faces and rounded upturned noses; people with longer heads and noses and dark hair and eyes; people who looked more scandanavian with blond or red hair; and people who had black hair, very pale skin and blue eyes. It's interesting to think where their ancestors came from. Ancient people got around.

[@WolfsHead-bp6vs]

Word.

[@malindamcpherson6156]

You described Irish people PERFECTLY 🍻☘️lmaoooooo

[@MimiJ-f4n]

@@malindamcpherson6156 Tank you!

[@lamariposa5919]

I’m Irish too ❤

[@HeartNDagger18]

Do Africa DNA History please.

[@bethbartlett5692]

🔑 Please consider providing an "Update of the DNA Lab's Standard DNA Profile offerings, specifically regarding Irish and the Ancient DNA Profiles offered." Very Important. ❓Also are the Labs required to meet any Standards, are they checked for Quality Control??? Example: Toxicology Labs that perform Drug Tests for DOT and other Federal Groups: FAA, FRA, DOE, etc must meet N8DA/SAMHSA Regulations and have periodic Inspections. These labs have Superior QC and Standards. Thank you, Beth Bartlett Sociologist/Behavioralist and Historian Tennessee, USA

[@mohammedwaheed4441]

So how can one send you their DNA ? I have a friend who is from a very interesting background and he wants to know the details of his ancestral history

[@derekmahon1652]

Have you noticed a dominant blood type for Irish? My father was Irish and I am B+

[@michaelmichael8314]

The most common blood type in Ireland is O positive. It is the most common blood type world wide

[@jjg2243]

There is a higher than normal frequency of rhesus negative blood types in Ireland

[@casamia995]

​@@michaelmichael8314what about A+ reverse

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

This is bs Can foreigners stop talking about us and telling people where we come from Its not your place to tell

[@shaunsteele6926]

it's called science child, now run along and play

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@shaunsteele6926 Science 😂😂 How about ye foreigners mind your own business Literally no sources yo back these claims.

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@shaunsteele6926 Science with no sources provided More like foreigners dribbling horseshit.

[@krishollow]

Get rekt, we are taking over

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@krishollow 😂😂 who tf is we?

[@unspokenwords7318]

You did a video before on Iranian DNA and then a short video on Baluch people. On Iranian DNA video you stated that the Baluch has more Neolithic ancient iranian farmers DNA then entire Iran (as only 35% Iranian are original including Persians,Kurds and Azeris) kindly make another on Baluch ancestory coz Baluchi language is close to Kurmanji and Sorani Kurdish but Baluch history has no trace.Baluch claim they are from Zargos mountains and Kurds are thier brother or same blood is that true?

[@michelleg7]

No that is absolutely true they do descend from Spanish celts, there was a genetic study done around 2004. I was just reading it. There are several articles published on it so its both people who are Irish and from England and Scotland that have Celtic ancestry.

[@stevefanelli2755]

Brilliant...

[@mdug7224]

Very interesting.

[@Lalalala22537]

next video on Chinese DNA history

[@bradhart5222]

I recently did my DNA. And it’s mostly Irish, welsh and English. But I look Italian…😂😂😂I would be curious to have you look at it.

[@emilyg8803]

I'm the same, people always think I'm Italian as I have dark brown eyes and brown hair, but I'm 90% irish. I think it could be the Spainish influence in Ireland that accounts for the darker features.

[@danythrinbell1596]

gedmatc gedrosia k3 k6 k12 , willn tell you what you come from origins neolitic

[@arjuntomar5439]

Make a vedio on Scandinavian people

[@alisonbrowning9620]

I have Scottish and Breton ancestry and Saxon ( typical Celt and saxon mix) I have a dark complexion and small dark eyes, dark coarse hair, Mum and her sisters are often assumed to be from the Mediteranean

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

Just another Celt. Cool heritage

[@purplepanther2771]

I'm guessed as Southern European all the time. We're 97% "British & Irish", according to 23andMe.

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@purplepanther2771 Britain was colonised by Southern Europeans! See: Mass Migrations into late Bronze Age Britain. The Irish weren't - that is why the British are darker than the Irish.

[@purplepanther2771]

@@johnpatrick5307 Wouldn't that be mostly relegated to Southwest England and Wales? Cornish tin mines come to mind.

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@purplepanther2771 Britain would have been much like Ireland, but the Early European Farmers re-colonised Britain - now they would tend to be more in the West because of further migrations into Britain.

[@michealofloinn2539]

Hello. I’m from the west of Ireland. Can you recommend a good DNA test for me.

[@johnpatrick5307]

FamilyTree DNA, or Ancestry DNA.

[@purplepanther2771]

Save your money. You're just Irish. ;-) 23andMe is good since you can discover your dad's haplogroup and your mom's haplogroup. My bet is on R1b for your dad.

[@michealofloinn2539]

@@purplepanther2771 I did the Gonographic test over 10yrs ago and yes I am R1b. The results at the time did not give various percentages.

[@purplepanther2771]

@@michealofloinn2539 That is the case for most Irishmen. I'm more surprised when the sun rises in the east.

[@danythrinbell1596]

ancestry its the most advanced test you can get , just does not gives the main haplogroups you belong but is accurate

[@PhoenixFlowerEmma]

Deviant art as a source 😂 explains a lot.

[@Renj-1]

I don’t believe that the Irish people have originate from the celts of Spain. If they did, modern Irish people would have substantially more Anatolian Farmer ancestry, since they inhabited Spain, as well as the British isles. My best guess is, that they were apart of the first migration of West Eurasians to inhabit the British isles. The second and larger migration, were the brythonic P-Celtic speaking people. My theory is that the P Celts they either pushed the Irish into Ireland, killed them, or the Q-Celtic people got absorbed into brythonic society. Or perhaps both groups came to Britain as one migration, and some groups decided to settle, while others chose to migrate further. Since they were genetically the same people, geneticists wouldn’t be able to differentiate between the two groups.

[@johnpatrick5307]

The Irish are Indo-Europeans See: Son of Manu.

[@jackieblue1267]

He's getting pseudo-history mixed up with actual history. There are quite a few good dna studies done on the Irish now and no they didn't originate from Spain because the biggest migration into Ireland was in fact the Bell Beakers in the Bronze Age which was a near complete replacement of the population. Since that time there has been smaller migrations of Vikings, Normans, and various British groups. Also yes Irish have a lot more Steppe ancestry than Spanish populations and less farmer. Irish have slightly more Steppe than their English neighbours so how would this be possible if they originated from Spain?

[@revskull]

Still waiting on your breakdown of the Palestinians

[@davidmccarroll2280]

You mean the people from neighboring Arab states who call themselves 'Palestinians'

[@user-D7oom]

@@davidmccarroll2280o he mean the cananaets the semitc people who live in there land not you the Europeans you think you are from Israeli tribe 😂😂😂😂😂

[@revskull]

@@davidmccarroll2280 No, I mean the indigenous people in the Levant most closely related to the ancient canaanites, as well as being related to the Syrians, Lebanese, Egyptians and Northern Jordanians. Don't fk with me, I know what you are insinuating. We all know who the actual interlopers are.

[@davidmccarroll2280]

Oh the Palestinians are the real Hebrews from Judea and Samaria great that means we can pass on the blame for killing Christ and the muslim prophets that Jews had to endure for centuries as a libel

[@revskull]

@@davidmccarroll2280 Today's Jews won't be 'passing on' any Libel or grief, that's for sure..but I never said that the Palestinians were the original Jews, now did I...

[@19ate4]

My sister has a lot of Iberian DNA also There’s a famous myth called the five invasions of Ireland The 1st invasion is rather interesting supposedly, it was a granddaughter of Noah

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

Irish come from iberia We are celto iberians we all have iberian decent

[@goldliongoldlion5336]

@@WjfhdhShshshshNot only from Iberia.

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@goldliongoldlion5336 Where else then

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@goldliongoldlion5336 where else?

[@nima8371]

You are originally Persian?

[@bigbadslimee]

these videos are way too short, please make longer 10 minute+ videos and I promise we will watch it

[@Karl_with_a_K]

What a complete load of Boll0x, who is this dude, and why does he have an interest in putting time and effort into something completely false? He's telling us some race from the middle east migrated all the way across the European continent, stayed as one people never settled or mixed with anyone on this mammoth journey across the entire continent on foot! to Ireland (how they even knew ireland existed?). You can rely on absolutely no information on the Internet, it's completely broken. Who have we p1553d off so much for them to put time, money and energy into creating such a load of made up crap.

[@johnpatrick5307]

Its just terrible isn't it - completely made up!

[@katcarpenter8967]

im irish (black Irish) and my 23and me result was just 100% Irish. i tested with other sites and got a chunk of west Asian and some central Asian dna and more. wish i hadn't wasted my money on 23andme

[@AFMMD1967]

"Black irish"

[@katcarpenter8967]

..... what was the point of that? @@AFMMD1967

[@romanpaladino]

Where in Ireland are you from?

[@ilqar887]

What do you mean black irish¿

[@romanpaladino]

@@katcarpenter8967 His point is that there is no such thing as "black Irish"*, that's an American invention. *That's different from a black person who is a citizen of Ireland.

[@mikecain6947]

Agriculture origins are in New Guinea.

[@romanpaladino]

Agriculture originated in different places throughout the world independent of each other.

[@ilqar887]

Irish have lot of dark hair people wvery different to germans or scandinavians even english

[@JACK_TheAllSeeingEye]

SCOTLAND....please.

[@silviueugen4069]

Sir ive got a question about the previous video because i saw the genetic admixture of daco_thracian_ilyrian and from what i know there arent any genetic studies on dacian dna and i want to know if your company have done some research on dacian dna

[@danythrinbell1596]

that that is celtic people

[@baecere2]

ill think about it

[@franceso5266]

a migration? it was a colonisation...

[@n0110]

I agree it's disturbing how that justification was used then and Is used now to all these Illegals

[@stalucia7313]

Please avoid use Colonization as synonym of invasion and neo colonization. we ibero-Americans have Identity crisis because of this demonization. Neo colonization is modern and destruction of others' economies

[@bethbartlett5692]

Basque Irish, County Kerry Lineage. ☀️You are correct, the DNA lists Iberian and most would assume Spanish. I know Mainstream pushes the darker skin for Ancients, but theres "0" DNA proof of this idea, matter of fact the DNA is what it is, dark or light. I would be interested in an update of the DNA Lab's Standard DNA Profile offerings, specifically regarding Irish and the Ancient DNA Profiles offered. Very Important. Also are the Labs required to meet any Standards, are they checked for Quality Control??? Example: Toxicology Labs that perform Drug Tests for DOT and other Federal Groups: FAA, FRA, DOE, etc must meet N8DA/SAMHSA Regulations and have periodic Inspections. These labs have Superior QC and Standards.

[@judithmccrea2601]

I’m not convinced those commercial DNA companies are very accurate. I think they just look broadly at what groups your DNA fits into. Really general.

[@danythrinbell1596]

very accurate for me

[@siamulhasan994]

whats your ancestors

[@nilabhrabardhan174]

Iranian

[@lugo_9969]

The irish..... a really old blood-line.... but for how much longer ? 😕

[@DelphineNoirel]

Don’t worry there is still plenty of inbreeding going on in limerick and kerry 😂

[@raffles7556]

@@DelphineNoirel….whoosh!

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@DelphineNoirel Speak for yourself.

[@michealofloinn2539]

That's just the way of the world my friend. People move!

[@denisdaly1708]

we are all African dude. Get used to that fact

[@eibhlinnichrualoai]

Go raibh maith agat (Thank you) id love to have my dna done but declined from using 23 & me and other sites because of the reasons you outlined..❤ great video

[@royalirishranger1931]

Just look at this Guy’s gob, that should tell you all you need to know. Absolute tripe!

[@romanpaladino]

Which part do you have a problem with?

[@iluvxrayan]

the first people who went to ireland were the celts

[@denis22ita]

Do the romanians pls

[@mikesorensen1981]

The Irish also have a Viking dna mixture 👍

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

They do. But barely.

[@jackieblue1267]

@@emmanuelgoldspleen2905 Hard to tell at present because of Bronze Age similarity so will have to wait for more studies. Viking study says 22% could be attributed to Vikings in the Irish and Scottish populations. This is from the supplementary paper on that study. There really needs to be more studies using ancient genomes. From this, we can see the spread of ancestry during and around the Viking era: ● UK populations all have high ‘Denmark’ ancestry. Although Anglo-Saxon and Danish Viking ancestry are hard to distinguish, Viking-era Danes have too much ‘Sweden’ ancestry to have contributed more than around 6% ancestry into England, whereas they could plausibly have contributed all (up to 16%) of the Scottish and Irish signal. Anglo-Saxon samples are needed to explore this further. ● The ‘Norway’ ancestry signal in the British Isles cannot be explained via Danish or AngloSaxon contribution. These fractions (4% in England, Scotland, and Ireland, 3% in Wales) likely correspond to the Norwegian Viking legacy in Britain.

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

@@jackieblue1267 Firstly, it depends on what region of Ireland or Scotland you’re talking about. It’s only as high as 22% in Shetland and Orkney by the way. Everywhere else is considerably lower than that. Your 2nd and 3rd bullet points are accurate. But again, why is everyone obsessed with being a marauding Scandinavian Viking … don’t you all realise that in the British Isles, we mostly carry the Bronze Age and Iron Age gene pools from our own regional areas?

[@jackieblue1267]

@@emmanuelgoldspleen2905 Well that information came from the large Viking study that came out. That is where I got percentages and quotes from. Also I think people want to know what populations contributed to their ethnogenesis. A good medieval study on Ireland would be great and hopefully it will be published. I know they are working on one.

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

@@jackieblue1267 Well, the answer is very simple. People in Ireland descend in a walloping majority from the autochthonous inhabitants of Ireland who were present there during the Bronze Age. Not from Vikings. People are obsessed with Scandinavian, lmao.

[@patrickfreeman8257]

Did you get that Boston fans? It's pronounced "Keltic" no "Seltic"...just sayin'

[@comealongcomealong4480]

@patrickfreeman8257 Not gonna change now 😁 Even sportscasters in Ireland would call them the Boston "Seltics".

[@Whiterun_Gaurd]

I would like to request Indonesia :D. Iam 50% indonedian and 50% dutch.

[@serkankinden5150]

Hi "Ancestralbrew"! I still wait for Turkey turkish DNA history... Remember if there is no turkic ancestry in Turkey, I would say it is false.

[@casamia995]

DNA in Turkey is banned, turks are mix of irani and Mongolia, gipsy skin

[@Dankness-e6i]

What about the Aryans?

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

Thry are germanic we are celtic

[@Dankness-e6i]

@@WjfhdhShshshsh Celts are Aryans. The Irish language is a proto Aryan language. So is Celtic. Irish are Aryan.

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@Dankness-e6i OK lad let's teach you something Aryan is proto germanic word meaning indo European We are celtic a greek word meaning indo European No we are not aryans we are celts who come from a proto celtic language not proto germanic Aryan is not a word in our language

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

@@Dankness-e6i Irish language is itali celtic From the proto celtic language I'm from here lad I don't need a foreigner telling me who I am

[@Dankness-e6i]

@@WjfhdhShshshsh also Aryans are not Germanic. Aryans are Iranian. since WW2 they are known as Indo-iranian because Aryan has a negative connotation given by bad people. It's not a negative.

[@cyrusthegreat7030]

They are scythians

[@cyrusthegreat7030]

@robertolang9684 That doesnt make sense

[@_robustus_]

Paleo-Anatolian is the source of middle easterners that came to the British islands.

[@richern2717]

By the time the Scythian Culture developed on the Pontic Steppe the majority of the Irish Ancestors already lived in Ireland for more than a thousand years....

[@fionasmith6868]

A load of rubbish.

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@robertolang9684 Non Indo-European trash.

[@GokulChandSharma7]

Make a video about Brahmins.

[@amiwho3464]

You heard it: send this man your DNA!

[@ruairi4901]

*Vote The National Party🇮🇪*

[@anthonyproffitt5341]

What does the national party represent?

[@barryholland8280]

@@anthonyproffitt5341 1% of the population

[@mr.neqtan]

​@@barryholland8280that 1% looks a lot bigger than the representation of current politicians.

[@michealofloinn2539]

I will never and I'm a proud Irish Republician.

[@mohanadhijazi3426]

The Irish ppl are originally from Scandinavia seriously this pale skin light eyes and blonde or redhead from where they come instead of Scandinavia those features sanely existed up to 60 width line so the only locals in the world who live there is Scandinavians Important Note : for those whose will say what about Finland simply they're also Scandinavians and for north Russia tey have also Scandinavian ancestors maybe they get mixed with Asians or old ages ppl but still

[@CLulk]

The groups that should have the DNA analyzed are Irish, Spanish, Portugese,Scottish, English. Everyone else in Europe is just incidental ancestrally. For Asia just study Chinese DNA.

[@LondonGooner]

There are some dark irish but lets not get it twisted the irish are the most pale people ive ever seen on holiday you see them straight away. The english tan much much more then the irish because the south english share 40-45% of their dna with the french. Italians from my country see them straight away that they are irish, the irish dont seem to loose their hair like other europeans though.

[@johnpatrick5307]

The Irish are the most indo-European people. See: Son of Manu.

[@aurorastar7127]

Shite weather and lack of sunshine ☀

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@aurorastar7127 British skin is darker, anyway, because they were re-colonised by Early European farmers, who would have looked similar to the Southern Europeans of today - and by other groups. (See: Mass Migratioms into Britain in the late Bronze Age).

[@aurorastar7127]

@@johnpatrick5307 Ballynahatty woman was found in Belfast. I am Irish and I have dark brown hair and I do tan. Saying everyone who is Irish is pale is a generalisation. Our skin colour is due to our genetic make up but also to do with our climate. My friend who is Eastern European is a lot paler now that she lives in Ireland, and we have typically not great summers. In addition, because of the lack of sunshine in Ireland, we are known to be Vitamin D deficient.

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@aurorastar7127 What about Ballynahatty woman? - how do you know she was dark? There have been a lot of British planters in Ireland - and they were darker due to Southern European types who colonised them - amongst others. The Irish are noticeably whiter than the British, who have dark features.

[@herbertjones1744]

This guy is presenting historical africans with Caucasian features. This is scientifically incorrect and shows his bias.

[@romanpaladino]

what "historical africans" are you talking about?

[@19ate4]

I argued with a black nationalist two weeks ago. They think Irish are black. A simple question would be how did sub Saharan Africans get out of Africa when they did not domesticate animals or have the wheel or boats It was highly offensive to arguing with this person because he kept on call me product of England like I’m English

[@WjfhdhShshshsh]

Ye only learned how to read a few decades ago lad

[@TheBigdaddy64]

🇪🇸 and 🇮🇪

[@emmanuelgoldspleen2905]

They’re not Spanish. That’s a propaganda hoax put out by the Catholic Church, which sought to drag them further away from Protestant England and Scotland.

[@JohnKirwan-zp5fl]

NEVER had it done though I've tracked my agnatic descent back 10 generations to a John born c. 1690. No idea based on documents before that. Doubt DNA will help!!!!

[@CLulk]

The videos are a little confusing. But he did emphasize that Irish DNA have a Near Eastern element from Asia Minor ( now Turkey). Many Irish look like Syrian types.

[@johnpatrick5307]

Irish only have 2% Iberian DNA, no Near Eastern.

[@CLulk]

@@johnpatrick5307 He said outright in this video Irish have Asia Minor / Near Eastern DNA.

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@CLulk But they don't - they have about 2% Iberian DNA. That would have originated in Anatolia. Its actually Britain that this applies to - they were colonised by Early European farmers See: Mass Migrations into Britain in the late Bronze Age. That is why the British are generally darker - Why do you never look at them? 50% of the British population was replaced by dark incomers.

[@MiloManning05]

@@CLulkno they don’t

[@somaliland-y1w]

@@johnpatrick5307 Half of the genomes of the Irish and Scots are Mongolians, who originated in the Russian steppes. Irish and Scottish people have a high proportion of genes from ancient North Eurasia, which originated in Mongolia. The Scots and Irish are a mixture of Asia and Europe.

[@Rebecca-zr3lu]

Blessings in an abundance of the faith. I salute you. 😘🙏Grace and peace be unto you and to this place. God bless you. 🕯️Thank you. Will you believe and receive Jesus Christ as your Lord and personal saviour??? I do. 🤍

[@gwizz1474]

He's cute, is he Irish

[@escobarsgrandson9138]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣😭💀

[@ConordoDoyle]

Im irish have black hair blue eyes but ive often been asked am i Spanish. My mother's maidin name is doyle which means dark foreigner/ viking supposedly some of the vikings had dark hair.

[@danteleone2787]

Norman Frankish?

[@williamdarocha5383]

Olá sou do Brasil! Se tu fizer a história do DNA brasileiro vai ter de todo mundo kkkkkk

[@ALIMUSLIYAR1921]

Brasilian dna is Diverce But not diverce us Southern Indians..

[@22grena]

Stuff your propaganda

[@Truthwillalwayswinoverlies]

That's what there doing to try take our lands and hartiage throughout Europe with there new kalgari plan plantation. Éire do na hÉireannaigh the native people of Ireland was always white not dark not brown that comes from Africa and middle east. We Europeans didn't come from Africa we come Europe were God put us Tál 🇮🇪

[@greywolf7577]

You think Europeans magically appeared in Europe? Where do you think they came from originally?@@Truthwillalwayswinoverlies

[@19ate4]

Steepe of Russia when aryans invented the wheel and spoke chariot

[@shaunsteele6926]

@@greywolf7577 you think Africans magically appeared in Africa? where do you think they came from originally?

[@papazataklaattiranimam]

Celtic + Hattic

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

Hattic?

[@Jason_living_in_hell]

Hattians. The ppl who preceded the Hittites. I don't think they r related to the Irish tho ​@@noahtylerpritchett2682

[@noahtylerpritchett2682]

@@Jason_living_in_hell got it

[@hxial7iso287]

Ooh I won't tell you my gene pool but it's definetly not from around here

[@gerardmichaelburnsjr.]

Thankyou for the video. You are absolutely right to criticize the best-known DNA ancestry firms. A friend of mine used one and came back almost totally 'English' so I asked him 'what kind?' pre-Roman, Angle, Saxon, Jute, or Norman?' and it turned out they hadn't bothered to differentiate. And interestingly, his surname is famously Irish (never originating elsewhere) and he looks like a leprechaun. I am sure you do better, so if I ever have the money to check, I'd choose you.

[@shaunsteele6926]

these commercial DNA testing companies don't really do much in-depth DNA analysis. Their estimates only go back about 300 years or so

[@Anglo-Saxon66]

What exactly is "100% Irish"? Is it from the Neolithics who built New Grange? The "Dutch Bell Beakers"? "Celt" speaking Halstatt traders from Germany and Austria? Gaels or Brythons? Anglo-Saxons and Norse? Or the Black Irish of Iberia?? Ireland is a cake with many ingredients...