Irish DNA History 🧬🇮🇪

[@lugo_9969]

There is a very good reason the Icelanders have similar dna to the irish. The viking slave trade trafficked irish women there.

[@MiloManning05]

They also share a very high Bronze Age steppe ancestry.

[@23skidoo78]

Do Icelanders have freckles and red hair to any significant extent? Case closed, you lose this round of "Fake History"

[@The_Savage_Wombat]

The viking slave trade was insignificant. Only tiny amounts were taken. Most of the slaves were taken by Barbary Pirates and others being employed by the Caliphates who prized light skinned slaves. This sex trafficking started 1100 years ago and became illegal in Saudi Arabia in 1968. It's the main reason North Africans are so much lighter than the rest of Africa.

[@Males.are.lowest.]

​@@23skidoo78many icelanders have red hair

[@Males.are.lowest.]

​@@The_Savage_Wombatots why icelanders have maternal irish dna lol

[@molecatcher3383]

Celtic culture did not exist in 3000BC.

[@willyhill7509]

Culture is not passed on in DNA, if males share the same yDNA then they have a common male ancestor regardless of culture.

[@surfer-lc3nz]

@@willyhill7509 Correct, so what are you trying to say.

[@Richard1A2B]

True, we are Bronze Age Beaker folk who adopted the Celtic culture in the Iron Age.

[@oddrod8831]

You were there that's how you could possibly know. 😂

[@Richard1A2B]

@oddrod8831 We know from archaeology and DNA. 3,000 BC was still the Neolithic, then came the Bell Beaker culture in the late Neolithic/early bronze age. Those (beaker) people mixed with the Neolithic and later adopted the Celtic culture in the late Bronze Age/Iron Age.

[@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf]

Thanks for that mate. I`m Aussie but of heavy Irish descent. Pretty pale like them as i found when i went over last year. Too white for the Aussie Sun😁

[@The_Savage_Wombat]

Pomme

[@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf]

Nah Aussie matey. The pommies are the other mob@@The_Savage_Wombat

[@bethbartlett5692]

He is not accurate, here a copy of my comment and points of Fact: 🚫 This lis riddled with inaccuracies, beginning and due to the Fact that: Northern Ireland is not the Source with which to Define the Irish, by DNA nor by having a link to Ancient Ireland. The true irish are Gaelic not Celtic Germanics. We are of Basque Origin, which is what the Ancient Woman's DNA represents, Sardinia having neen influenced by Basque, the origin of the Phoenicians. DNA. There has been an Admix of the Vikings and Anglo Saxons, but that is Admix. Either the Author is completely unfamiliar with Ireland, the Irish, and Irish History, or is intentionally attempting to confuse the viewers into thinking that Northern Ireland is other than what History defines it to be: Influenced by British Immigrants, directed there by a British King. ⭐ The English Males underwent the Ethnic Cleansing, and

[@TheEggmaniac]

The people that arrived in Ireland around 3000 BCE, did not speak a Celtic language. Celtic language and culture didnt reach Ireland, for at least another 2000 years. Nobody know what early Indo - European language was spoken in Ireland then. By the way, Celtic is pronounced with 'K' sound, at the start of the word. Not like 'Seltic.'

[@22grena]

Why are you using the Zionist dating system?

[@Big.Bad.Wolfie]

Nu se vorbea nicio limba indo-europeana in Europa si in Irlanda, inainte de migratia indo-europeana. Ce dracu ai esti tampit? Celtii care au devenit irlandezi si scotieni sunt ultimii indo-europeni care au ajuns in teritoriile Europei.

[@bethbartlett5692]

Very well said. He is not accurate, here a copy of my comment and points of Fact: 🚫 This lis riddled with inaccuracies, beginning and due to the Fact that: Northern Ireland is not the Source with which to Define the Irish, by DNA nor by having a link to Ancient Ireland. The true irish are Gaelic not Celtic Germanics. We are of Basque Origin, which is what the Ancient Woman's DNA represents, Sardinia having neen influenced by Basque, the origin of the Phoenicians. DNA. There has been an Admix of the Vikings and Anglo Saxons, but that is Admix. Either the Author is completely unfamiliar with Ireland, the Irish, and Irish History, or is intentionally attempting to confuse the viewers into thinking that Northern Ireland is other than what History defines it to be: Influenced by British Immigrants, directed there by a British King. ⭐ The English Males underwent the Ethnic Cleansing, and

[@surfer-lc3nz]

You are exactly right, Eggmaniac. Moreover, Ireland was never Celtic.

[@prophetsnake]

@@surfer-lc3nz Well, yes, Celtic culture did reach Ireland and a form of that culture dominated the country for millenia.

[@mikeyMacGiollapadraig323]

The irish ppl in the North of Ireland do not have Scottish DNA irish ppl were the first Scots. Scotland translated is land of the irish.

[@MiloManning05]

Scotland and Ireland have the highest Insular Celtic ( Bronze Age bell beaker ) Dna in Europe after Icelandic people.

[@mollymcnaughton3133]

I've done two DNA tests. CRI Genetics and Ancestry as I am going down the genealogical rabbit hole. Oddly enough, the two show different things. 🤔

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

There's a genetic distinction between the north east of Ireland and the rest of Ireland. There's a clear indication that the intermingling between Scotland and Ireland was going on long before the Scots left Antrim and created the kingdom of dal riata. That difference is reflected in the long wars where the northerners fought to repel the barbarian incursions from Connacht

[@mikeyMacGiollapadraig323]

@@DanBeech-ht7sw ireland was Scotia when Scotland was pictland.the scoti means irishmen not just from one part of ireland all parts of ireland invaded pictland and created Scotland alba. The so called Scots in northeast ireland have names like Kelly, o Brian, o loughlan. Clown fo read a book

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

@@mikeyMacGiollapadraig323 no. There was one tribe in what is now county Antrim who the Romans called the Scotii. Ireland was called Erin or Ierne even then. The Ulster cycle was already a thing before the Scots created Dal Riata. The high King wasn't the high king of Scotland, he was the high king of Erin/Ierne

[@delia5158]

My mitochondria DNA (maternal line) is H6a1b. My great-grandmother was born in Mayo County, Ireland and immigrated to NYC in 1908. I read that there has been a recent genetic link between Ireland and the Basque.

[@user-yt3xd2jl6d]

The domestic domestication of the horse occurred by the Botai culture in Central Asia, this population was not related to the Indo-Europeans (Yamnaya) or Afanasiev, instead it was directly related to Hunter Gatherers of Western Siberia. It is likely that Yamnaya learned the domestication of the horse from the Botai, with the Indo-Europeans expanding it.

[@rahannneon]

It doesn't show that they dominated and out-competed the native hunter gatherers. It showed that they outnumbered them by outrageous amounts.

[@JackHernandezGentlemanJack]

why are you proununcng celtic as seltic. The word for those people are "KETLOI"

[@kingscourtchess]

keltoi, not ketloi

[@WildBoreWoodWind]

My yDNA ancestral Haplogroup, is R-CTS4466 (Irish type II) - my mtDNA is K1a2a - my family hails from Ulster and by in large, we would consider ourselves Ulster Scots. If asked my nationality, I would reply: "Irish" and I proudly carry an Irish passport and though Hiberno English was my native tongue, I'm also an Irish speaker. Admittedly, I would be the exception in my family, though the younger generations are more open to accepting, our Gaelic heritage and that's a good thing.

[@BrambleWood]

Lol i wonder when DNA scientists will start agreeing with each other

[@bethbartlett5692]

He is not accurate, here a copy of my comment and points of Fact: 🚫 This lis riddled with inaccuracies, beginning and due to the Fact that: Northern Ireland is not the Source with which to Define the Irish, by DNA nor by having a link to Ancient Ireland. The true irish are Gaelic not Celtic Germanics. We are of Basque Origin, which is what the Ancient Woman's DNA represents, Sardinia having neen influenced by Basque, the origin of the Phoenicians. DNA. There has been an Admix of the Vikings and Anglo Saxons, but that is Admix. Either the Author is completely unfamiliar with Ireland, the Irish, and Irish History, or is intentionally attempting to confuse the viewers into thinking that Northern Ireland is other than what History defines it to be: Influenced by British Immigrants, directed there by a British King. ⭐ The English Males underwent the Ethnic Cleansing, and

[@nataliebanning5421]

Maybe this explains why Ancestry shows I’m 1% Sardinian in addition to Irish, Scottish English and Welsh.

[@PatAudreyK]

My DNA shows 1% unknown and I think its from the the Spanish invation of Galway!!!

[@romanbayramuk6632]

Im from G haplogroup. Where are my ancestors from?

[@turfterf6874]

Mothers pass on their haplogroup to their daughters too. Mine is H3. My Irish ancestors predate the Celts by thousands of years. I really like that. Now most of my family are in the USA. I like that too.

[@andibowe6890]

I have traced my tree back to high kings of Ireland -2000's BCE

[@buff7206]

Be very carefull with the shows guys,alot of these are created to play with the narrative of whats happening in our country at the moment.

[@abcdjkx]

and much of the information is down to interpretation and assumptions. Particularly the timelines.

[@Bat_ya]

I knew my grandmother looked Italian. Renehan is old irish

[@operationnevergiveup2718]

they didn't come from modern-day Turkey, they came from Armenia. R1B is the most relevant among the Armenians. Turks are from Mongolia, and they have nothing to do with R1B.

[@tom79013]

Which is in keeping with the Lebor Gabala Eireann, or Book of Invasions

[@MiloManning05]

@@tom79013mythology

[@MrDubyadee1]

Which is why most sources say Anatolia, not Turkey, as the source. Armenia as a nation didn’t exist at the time.

[@operationnevergiveup2718]

@@MrDubyadee1 Armenia existed at that time. Armenians are indigenous people to Armenian Highlands. Urartu, Ararta, Mitani were all Armenian kingdoms and populations spoke Armenian. Anatolia is a later invention which in Greek means East.

[@MrDubyadee1]

@@operationnevergiveup2718 Sorry, but no. The people they are talking about who migrated out of Anatolia were pre-bronze age. After that migration and during the Bronze Age the area was ruled by the Hittite empire until the Bronze Age collapse in the late 12th century BCE. The people who became Armenians were still hill tribes in the Caucasus without any Armenian identity. You cannot know exactly what languages the various tribes of the Hittite empire spoke. After the Hittites fell in the early 12th century BCE there was a long period where people had forgotten how to read or write. People from the highlands (like Armenians) are believed to have descended to the low lands to pick up the remnants of the extant empires. That’s also what happened in Canaan where a number of these high land tribes banded together and became known as the Israelites. There are no indigenous people anywhere if you go back far enough in time.

[@charlesd3a]

They say that the Irish came from the east of Europe, but that is not how it us handed down to us through the generations which the Irish came from the sea from the west. The Scandinavian are our cousins but we are still different. The narrative is that we came west ward, look at it in another prospective why not from the west eastwards which we here in Ireland are taught from a young age through our family history. Irish history which is handed down orally for many generations. 4:14 A older family elder would tell the history of the local area as it was handed down to them. This is how the history was told. Its now being said that we aren't Celtic but different of a different race of people. In saying that the Irish traded throughout the globe east and west even to the African countries and further afield. The ancient Irish called America the Great land of the Irish along with today's Scotland is also known as Alba which translated means the land of the Irish. The Romans called us Scoti. Northern England and Cornwall and Wales where also territories of the Irish plus parts of Europe. Iceland actually have a large percentage of Irish DNA as Native American tribes long before Columbus and the Vikings. 4:14 4:14 the Irish used horses and had Chariots and had great ships to cross the great seas of the world a large navy that were on the sea majority of the time as the seas were the Irish highways of the world.

[@Males.are.lowest.]

English people more celts then saxons Western germans have more saxons dna

[@teslaandhumanity7383]

You showed zulus 😂

[@jackieblue1267]

First error on here is saying ydna G was common among the Irish before R1b came in. All Irish farmers were actually ydna 12a not G. By the time the farmers got to Ireland they already had HG ydna. Also it is incorrect to say that Celtic speaking people arrived 3,000 years ago. These were not Celtic speakers nor were they Celts. They were Bell Beakers who pre-dated the Celts. This Irish in fact do not have a lot of ancestry from Continental Celts.

[@SnowMonkeyCantSing]

Can you recommend a channel that puts out accurate information, please -- and thank you in advance! ❤

[@johnpatrick5307]

Were the Gaels a Gaelic speaking Celtic tribe? - if not where did the language and culture come from?

[@jackieblue1267]

@@johnpatrick5307 Yes the Gaels spoke a Goidelic Celtic language that's why they are called Gaels. No one knows exactly how the language got to Ireland. Possibly from elite dominance or it developed out of Bell Beakers as a language of trade that became widespread. That nut hasn't been cracked yet. What is known is the the Irish did not get most of their genetics from Continental Celts.

[@stephenindc9102]

Whew. Please redo the audio, fixing the pronunciation slips. And with a real speaker ... using normal breaks in the talk. And don't use a compression program.

[@Ancestrallinguist]

Yes this needs to be improved

[@esioanniannaho5939]

De Dannan and For Bolg spring to mind. You find Ogham script in Iberia. Remember the journey of Abarus the Druid from the Isle of Skye to visit Pythagoras in Athens. Also the Galatians of Gaul extraction. St Paul to the Galatians 3.1 Oh you Celts nobody has given you the Evil Eye. The Stuart Bible then gave their own ant Celtic spin.

[@kingscourtchess]

Any scholars who are impressed by the statements of this Ancestry_Workshop?

[@bethbartlett5692]

He is not accurate, here a copy of my comment and points of Fact: 🚫 This lis riddled with inaccuracies, beginning and due to the Fact that: Northern Ireland is not the Source with which to Define the Irish, by DNA nor by having a link to Ancient Ireland. The true irish are Gaelic not Celtic Germanics. We are of Basque Origin, which is what the Ancient Woman's DNA represents, Sardinia having neen influenced by Basque, the origin of the Phoenicians. DNA. There has been an Admix of the Vikings and Anglo Saxons, but that is Admix. Either the Author is completely unfamiliar with Ireland, the Irish, and Irish History, or is intentionally attempting to confuse the viewers into thinking that Northern Ireland is other than what History defines it to be: Influenced by British Immigrants, directed there by a British King. ⭐ The English Males underwent the Ethnic Cleansing, and

[@surfer-lc3nz]

No, it's absolutely rubbish.

[@TrevorEden]

Celt was more of a cultural then people,,,

[@audreyroche9490]

Irish had many different tribes come and go look up New Grange oldest tomb in the world older than Egyptian tombs

[@Eochaidh32]

Celtic is pronounced with a hard "C" sound = K. There is no soft "c" sound in Irish and there is no letter "k" in the Irish alphabet.

[@ranro7371]

"southern mediterranean" uhh you mean the middle east?

[@DanBeech-ht7sw]

No because that would mean EASTERN Mediterranean, not Southern Mediterranean. Duh

[@johnpatrick5307]

Rib in Spain is DIFFERENT to the R1b in Northern Europe. Irish R1b is Northern European.

[@Ancestrallinguist]

Yes but they have the same origin

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@Ancestrallinguist But they are not the same. The Irish came from Gaul NOT Spain. Its actually BRITAIN that was colonised by Iberian types, Early European Farmers: See: Mass Migrations into Britain in the Late Bronze Age.

[@Ancestrallinguist]

@@johnpatrick5307 R1b is yamnaya

[@MiloManning05]

@@Ancestrallinguistthe Irish aren’t closely related to Spaniards at all

[@uptown_rider8078]

@@johnpatrick5307 The Irish came from northern Iberia, they are genetically identical to Galicians

[@jackieblue1267]

I'd like to know how you are getting your figures for Yamnaya/Steppe, Native European HG and Neolithic Farmer for starters? You have English at 44% Yamnaya, 38% Farmer and 18% HG and Irish at 46% Yamnaya, 40% Farmer and 14% HG. Irish do not have that high amount of Farmer dna. The English have higher farmer dna and this was thought to be due to them having a higher amount of France IA which came in after the Anglo-Saxons. A genetic study was released about this recently. It is the reason why the English today are a little more southern shifted on dna cluster plots than the Irish. Anyway I've already commented below on how you are incorrect information about ydna G being common among the Irish when no Irish farming genome has been found to be ydna G. They are all 12a. So I'm wondering where you are getting some incorrect information from? I'm just an ordinary person interested in dna so if you are making videos about the topic I would expect the information to be correct. Also it is erroneously to say that Celtic speakers brought R1b to Ireland.

[@Ancestrallinguist]

The statistics were calculated using exploreyourdna calculators.The samples I got were from eurogenes blog.I averaged the modern samples for Irish and English. I will be releasing a video on Indian DNA within the next week so please critique that. This field will not be dominated by experts but video producers like me and AncestralBrew

[@Ancestrallinguist]

If you would like to help with future videos or have any advice let me know.

[@jackieblue1267]

@@Ancestrallinguist Just wondering how you got the results? What calculator? I've read a lot of dna studies so this is where I got my information from.

[@jackieblue1267]

@@Ancestrallinguist G25 gives this breakdown for the English and Irish populations. Target: Irish Distance: 4.9046% / 0.04904569 50.0 Yamnaya_RUS_Samara 36.2 Anatolia_Barcin_N 13.8 WHG Target: English Distance: 4.7151% / 0.04715100 47.2 Yamnaya_RUS_Samara 38.6 Anatolia_Barcin_N 14.2 WHG Target: English_Cornwall Distance: 4.9770% / 0.04977021 46.4 Yamnaya_RUS_Samara 39.4 Anatolia_Barcin_N 14.2 WHG Exploreyourdna is just a third party site but not sure why their breakdown is different given that they are using Global25?

[@rajeshnvijo-dj7dk]

Nice 😊💋💕

[@stephanelafargue4709]

Red alert in ireland risk of great remplacement

[@bethbartlett5692]

🚫 This lis riddled with inaccuracies, beginning and due to the Fact that: Northern Ireland is not the Source with which to Define the Irish, by DNA nor by having a link to Ancient Ireland. The true irish are Gaelic not Celtic Germanics. We are of Basque Origin, which is what the Ancient Woman's DNA represents, Sardinia having neen influenced by Basque, the origin of the Phoenicians. DNA. There has been an Admix of the Vikings and Anglo Saxons, but that is Admix. Either the Author is completely unfamiliar with Ireland, the Irish, and Irish History, or is intentionally attempting to confuse the viewers into thinking that Northern Ireland is other than what History defines it to be: Influenced by British Immigrants, directed there by a British King. ⭐ The English Males underwent the Ethnic Cleansing, and

[@The_Savage_Wombat]

My DNA is 107% R1b Haplogroup.

[@yiannisr3784]

the Irish come from the Greeks

[@erichamilton3373]

Logically the Irish are most similar to the British. You don't even really need tests to show that: their location and history tell us that.

[@MiloManning05]

The Irish are closest first to the Scottish then English then Welsh then Dutch then Icelandic then Norwegian then Swedish then German then Belgian. After that the rest of Europe isn’t really close genetically to the Irish.

[@uptown_rider8078]

The Irish are closest to Galicians

[@MiloManning05]

@@uptown_rider8078 wrong wrong wrong

[@uptown_rider8078]

@@MiloManning05 It’s not wrong, that’s factual

[@erichamilton3373]

@@uptown_rider8078 Not at all. That's a fairy. There is NO evidence for a special Irish-Galician connection. The Irish are British at a genetic level for all practical purposes.

[@ChocolateCheeseYesPlease]

What uhh, what language is Gaelic derived from again? Something something Semites. This video is designed to confuse.

[@surfer-lc3nz]

100%

[@Georgieastra]

The Seltic invasions? Silly sunt.

[@mariansmith7694]

Kel tic

[@ruralrebeltory7474]

I am very fair with a ton of reddish undertones, never tan, but get redder. Per family history we’re have always thought we were English and Irish, l dna tests have completely confirmed I am English and Irish with medium brown hair and green eyes. My wife is Irish with red hair and green eyes who also just does not tan. I love her, but our kids are doomed to burn just as easily as we do!!!!

[@Karen-e1f]

Black Irish. Spanish mix. Hench black hair blue eyes. 1 percent Spanish. 82 percent Irish & well French 13 percent. Rest percent ?? At least the most modern dna. The brown eyes wasn't dominate in my family. Brown eyed me(?)😂

[@johnpatrick5307]

The Irish have NO Spanish - black hair, blue eyes is very common - its the Celtic look,

[@uptown_rider8078]

@@johnpatrick5307 The Irish are genetically closest to the Galicians, whom also have blue eyes

[@johnpatrick5307]

@@uptown_rider8078 What evidence do you have for that?

[@uptown_rider8078]

@@johnpatrick5307 Modern DNA studies. It keeps deleting my comment when I post links, but there’s one article written by Dick Ahlstrom titled “Genetic studies show our closest relatives are found in Galicia and the Basque region” written for The Irish Times. The Galicians and Irish share historical connections through Celtic roots. Both cultures have Celtic influences, contributing to similarities in music, folklore, and traditions. Additionally, historical migrations and interactions have further intertwined their narratives, fostering cultural parallels and exchanges over time. If you were to look at Galicians and Irish, they look very physically similar, and it’s clear that they are related

[@jackieblue1267]

@@uptown_rider8078 That's not modern and completely outdated. That information came out in the early 2000s when they thought R1b came from the Franco-Cantabrian Ice Age Refuge. It was also not based on autosomal dna. It was purely based on the wrong conclusion that R1b came from the Franco-Cantabrian Refuge. It was only in 2015 that it was proven that R1b came from the Steppe and only arrived in Western Europe approximately 4,000 years ago so a completely outdated article. There are much newer studies which you can look up on line. Galicians are closest to other Spanish they don't cluster near Irish. Irish cluster near Scots and not near Galicians.

[@BornE-V13]

H haplogorups with higher frequencies among Albanians, Irish looks like they are Albanians :) they look same Brown eye, Kosovo Albanians they have highest Ev13 in Europe about 45% where rest of europe is like 5% to 25%

[@johnpatrick5307]

Most of the actors in the world are Irish - they don't look at all Albanian. Irish usually have blue eyes.

[@MiloSatori]

They were black

[@johnpatrick5307]

The Irish are the whitest people in Europe, the most Indo-European - see: Son of Manu.

[@sanguinius3938]

In their anuses maybe

[@porksausage-t1b]

According to the afrocentric narrative everyone was black //even south Asians however most beautiful sexy white women don't date brown men as much as they date black men /// obvious conclusion is brown south Asians are not descendants of black people otherwise beautiful white women would date them

[@Males.are.lowest.]

Cool story,tyrone

[@edwardmorris1501]

You forgot the Norman invasion ,no Normans no Lacy no Fitz no Darcy no Morris etc according to your information on Ireland