The Irish DNA Story 🇮🇪🧬

[@roxammon5858]

The dark skin of Cheddar Man has since been dismissed by scientists, as evidenced by the New Scientist magazine. Modern cultural appropriation.

[@carillonringing7]

Was looking for this comment, thank you.

[@minadoro]

Cultural apropiación? The new parrot Frase! I’m so sick of it , as a white Latina I was told that speaking Spanish was cultural apropiación, for goodness sake . Such ignorance. Confusing Spain with Latin America! I wanted to add that Latin countries have people from everywhere, Natives , Japan, China, Spain, Italy , Germany, Poland, Africa Ireland etc etc.

[@you-know-who9023]

Cultural appropriation! Methinks someone is worrying about something else.

[@NoRockinMansLand]

"Dismissed by scientists" yet proceeds to give no source 😂😂😂 care to give some actual evidence or are you expecting people to just believe you?

[@al_temuri]

"Cultural Appropriation"

[@RilesWoolner]

Can you please do a video on French DNA? Breaking down the regions of France just like you have done with this and other videos? If so, that would be amazing! Thanks.

[@rosomak8244]

50% arab 20% african 30% whatever they are senile anyway.

[@Paraclef]

You don"t even know what an arab is, ignorant.@@rosomak8244

[@JohnChristenNizzaDiCorsi]

Impossible. Every region is distinct and diasporic groups make it impossible.

[@Irelandforever609]

The true history of Ireland would blow your mind We're much older than you'd think Tal 🇮🇪

[@shaunsteele6926]

it wasn't always an island

[@Irelandforever609]

@@shaunsteele6926 no it wasn't and neither was england One time not that long ago freemasons where digging up the Hill of Tara expecting to find the ark of the covenant If only the government or govern mind whichever you would prefer would come out and tell us the truth but I don't think especially with the mind control law's coming in

[@smartcookie11]

@@Irelandforever609 wow are you serious, was the ark buried in Ireland? I wanna know more. Why did the Freemasons attempt to find it, don't they worship the architect of the universe or Lucifer himself

[@pizzapilgrim6525]

What are you trying to say? I'm curious 🤔

[@Irelandforever609]

@@pizzapilgrim6525 where do you go for your pizza on your pilgrim

[@vascoespañol]

(Cimmerian - Scythian -Celtic ) and (Tabal - Hurrian - Iberian) sailed from Anatolia (Near Tarsos) to Spain, Mixed with each other (celtiberian ) founded Tartessos, then from North Spain went to Ireland, likely looking for Tin .

[@ciscodealmeida8541]

20% of Irish have RHn ,this bloodline came to Earth from Venus around 5 million years ago

[@BluezJustice]

I heard something about Ireland being an ancient Egyptian tin mining colony and something about 70% of Irish men having ancient Egyptian DNA and that Gaelic(the Irish language) is Semitic in origin, there is also stuff that comes up about the Phoenicians

[@vascoespañol]

Those Egyptians were Hycsos, which came from the levant pushed by the drought and the old asyrian empire, and comprised several tribes including Semitic and not semitic tribe as Hurrians, HAtti and Hitites. Those came from proto celtic and proto Scithian tribes of south Ukraine and the caucasus which settled in Anatolia, . After the collapse of Avaris, capital of the Hycsos, due to the explosion of the Santorin Vulcano in 1550 BC , the semitic tribes went back to Canaan and splitted ini Phenicians and Jew, in what was called later the exodus. The non semitic went to the west to the Hycsos colonies in north africa and Spain. The maritime empire of the Hycsos that included, Cyprus, the Minoians in Crete,, Sardinian, Sicily, Gadirm, was called by PLAto.... Atlantis. (Check the map of Avaris) There is a lot of truth about the Legends. ANd yes the reason why the Hycsos opened caolonie in south and north Spain, Cornwalles and Ireland was the Tin. There were other migrations following the same path in in VII Century BC. Those are the tales of the Fir Bolgs, The MIlesians and Princess Scotia. @@BluezJustice

[@BluezJustice]

Thanks for the detailed response! much appreciated!@@vascoespañol

[@susanpera2131]

Interesting! I have both genetic markers for hemochromatosis. According to my dna I have Scotts,Welsh, English, Irish and German ancestry. This is fascinating.

[@lisapinfold506]

I have this. Irish Welsh and norse ancestry 😊 weird what you find out.

[@alatahelenon]

Bonjour, en vous écoutant j’ai découvert que j’avais presque tous les mêmes ancêtres que les Irlandais ! Cela me surprend beaucoup car je viens d’une Île en Méditerranée « la Corse » ! J’ai des racines irlandaises significatives, un peu d’Ecossais, d’anglais ,de Danoise ,de Suédoise, autrichienne, un peu de Sardanes ( c’est normal )Espagnoles,côté Galice, Italiennes du Sud et du nord!!! Quand j’ai voyagé dans tous ces pays je n’étais pas dépaysée ! Je me sentais chez moi ( sauf la mer le soleil et la chaleur ! Tout les européens de souches sont cousins !!!!

[@charlesbullghost5491]

I'm of Irish on both sides of my family and a very proud native American indigenous people's of descent. My great information for today. Have a great fabulous wonderful day.

[@billmclaurin6959]

Very few Contiental Celts came to Ireland. More of them actually came to England and despite the Anglo-Saxon invasions there are proportionally more Continental Celtic DNA signatures among the English than the Irish or other Insular Celts. Most of the Insular Celts along with many English people will be of Bell Beaker ancestry and this will show up on the YDNA signature R1b-L21, which is often referred to as the 'Atlanto-Celtic' genome.

[@TonyJack74]

rubbish

[@billmclaurin6959]

@numinouslytinged Yes these Urfield Folk (progenitors of Celtic culture and language) moved all over Europe (not necessarily as a military invasion or mass migration) spreading their culture and introducing western and central Europeans to the Iron Age. Eupedia's R1b section on R1b-U152 displays their movement on a map of Europe.

[@billmclaurin6959]

@numinouslytinged Most R1b-L21/S660 carriers living in the British Isles will have early Bronze Age invader ancestry. Now if we consider the fact that the western coasts of the Continent have a significant concentration of R1b-L21 it is quite possible that successive migrations into the British Isles of iron Age Celts, Saxons, Vikings and Normans would have had a few R1b-L21 carriers. For this reason these DNA tests that claim to tell you your ancient tribal roots can only give a generalised result based on the law of averages.

[@BluezJustice]

I heard somewhere that the Irish liked doing Celtic art, even though DNA says otherwise about us

[@patternrecon5271]

Kalergi plan

[@josephmcghee8887]

My DNA is very similar to Rathlin-!. My family originated from northwest Ireland. I have also been evaluated to have "Orkadian DNA" - that is DNA from the Orkney Islands off the northern coast of Scotland.

[@BluezJustice]

thats pretty cool

[@RedOakCrow]

I'm Irish, the genetic story is so contentious and evolving, as a non-expert I don't know who to trust tbh.

[@bernicia-sc2iw]

The Irish are basically a Bell Beaker-Bronze Age population with smaller layers of Celtic and Germanic DNA introduced by Celts , Normans , Scots etc.

[@RissaFirecat]

More and more information is coming out that before the Celts there were an older people in Ireland. They married into that older “DNA” branch at least a large amount of people who came to Ireland did

[@shaunsteele6926]

@@RissaFirecat the "Celts" as we understand them only appeared around 3,000 years ago so that makes sense. People have been in Ireland much longer.

[@RedOakCrow]

@@RissaFirecat Atlanteans.

[@RissaFirecat]

@@RedOakCrow nice.

[@JuicyMan-s2k]

In Netflix they will be black

[@abrahamjackson6019]

Don't be dumb.

[@rns7426]

My grandmother once told me : no matter what they tell you in school, the Irish are black!

[@CAL-of9mu]

😂 They are insane. They want an identity so bad they have to stole one from others.

[@Adaman368]

@@CAL-of9mu Nah the only ones who stole anything were the Brits. There's a lot of 3 letter acronyms which we could use there 😅

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

@@CAL-of9mu dunno who "they" is referring to 💀

[@thebeautifulones5436]

Did the DNA test and it lines up exactly with my Norman surname.😊

[@vascoespañol]

Basque for sure

[@MiloManning05]

A high amount of basque dna in Irish people from the west of Ireland.

[@bernicia-sc2iw]

@@MiloManning05 No there isn't. The Irish are far removed from Basques and Iberians genetically and are far more similar to northern Europeans than to anyone else.

[@shaunsteele6926]

the Basque and Irish are both descendants of Atlantean survivors

[@MiloManning05]

@robertolang9684 they are Iberian not Vikings

[@jackieblue1267]

@@MiloManning05 Have you looked at where the Irish cluster? They cluster with Scots, English, Welsh, Dutch, Scandinavians etc. They are distant to Basques and Iberians. If they were related to Iberians or had a big contribution from them they wouldn't cluster where they do.

[@abrahamjackson6019]

The Irish are bad ass..

[@ciscodealmeida8541]

20% of Irish have RHn ,this bloodline came to Earth from Venus around 5 million years ago

[@paddyo3841]

Used to be

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

@@paddyo3841 so sad, but so true.

[@ethanpearson853]

I always thought myself as odd for being a mix of Scotch/Irish English, predominantly, but now I realize that it's basically just a continuation of the system of Human evolution.

[@ethanpearson853]

I don't often mention it, because it feels arrogant, but given there's someone in the comments that has already blown the trumpet louder than I am, I also have a small bit of Choctaw woven in from my Paternal Grandmother who was Half Irish and Half Choctaw, herself.

[@ethanpearson853]

@@madmedic7840 There's no shame in it. Even if you have only a little. Could you say the Anime watchers that want to be Japanese are embarrassing just for their form of self-expression?

[@ethanpearson853]

@@madmedic7840 I'm not hating on people who enjoy it, but I'm making a point about ideology and why we do what we do.

[@mikei7498]

Euro Americans that came during the 17th & 18th centuries are mostly of Celto-Germanic / Hiberno-Norse basically we fit best under the modern Iclelandic model due to the Norse ydna and Celtic/Gaelic/Britannic on the mtdna side due to female slaves which heavily populated Iceland solidifying an identity from the times of Ragnar to Jarl Haakon

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

@@madmedic7840 so true. People should be more proud of themselves. Not ashamed.

[@wmbedsole1]

I find this very interesting, I just found out I’m 80% Irish 😮

[@vaughnslavin9784]

Thank you!

[@josephmichael8522]

Thanks for the videos keep up making them I'm rb1 y and u4 I want to know everything thing about my ancestors ancestry I'm l 21 Bell beaker folks and West hunter gatherer u4 it's amazing what you do thank you

[@19ate4]

Mine is rcts and j1c3

[@richardadorno9187]

German, Irish, Swedish and Sicilian blood in me. I do want to try a dna test.

[@Kaizen747]

Many irish look SUSPICIOUSLY Spanish

[@precious7things]

I am German, according to FTDNA Tests I am genetically related to Ireland/Wales/Scotland. The results are different to those of MyAncestry. Where can I find more reliable results?

[@jeffreykalb9752]

Create a family tree.

[@precious7things]

@@jeffreykalb9752 I have made a family tree already. Irish input is below 10% according to a DNA test. I know there is someone in Limerick, related to O'Neal and Crowley, but I cannot find the connection to the tree yet. Thank you.

[@tezzasmif.]

That's disconcerting that different tests gave you different results. I hope you find the info you're looking for

[@saszablaze1]

i knew these fuckers were a a waste of money. genetic profiling but lying about the results. or not interpreting them proper at best @@tezzasmif.

[@labellavita2248]

I have used Ancestry and 23andme, both said that I am likely to have blond hair, brown eyes, and be of average height. I have dark brown hair, green eyes, and am tall. Wondering how accurate the proposed features of Cheddarman are.

[@mrheck5311]

It's pure propaganda. History is being rewritten these days.

[@bunnybrown809]

23 and me didn't get my traits right either..Ive heard for years cheddar man was a farce.

[@The_Pathologic_Catotonic]

They likely lies most Celtic/Nordic Featured Europeans are descendants of Neanderthals or have a large percentage of Neanderthal dna.

[@mollydacostaCaleigh]

23&me it is commerce is not science😂

[@ciscodealmeida8541]

20% of Irish have RHn ,this bloodline came to Earth from Venus around 5 million years ago

[@joesphbegley3088]

10 per cent Scotch and 90 Guinness !

[@محمد-ط8ص9ذ]

Do one for Lebanese and Canaanites

[@afatsum777]

​@gasenjoyer...4594nope

[@mQCwi]

​ Arabs are cousins of the Canaanites, there is no difference between them

[@CAL-of9mu]

Just like Blacks all the same

[@mimirotatito786]

​@@afatsum777The Yemenis, the Saudis, and then the Jordanians are the closest to the ancient Canaanites

[@mimirotatito786]

​@@afatsum777Lebanese and Levantines look like Europeans

[@josemaurosantos1531]

We Brazilians have ancestry from several countries. For example, these are my ancestry DNA results.Europe 34% Western Europe 17% Germany, France and the Netherlands British Isles Iberia 12% Italy 4% Eastern Europe < 2% Americas 7Africa 59% Costa da Mina 40% West Africa 8% East Africa 6% Great Lakes Region (Eastern Bantu Peoples) Western Kenya Senegambia < 3% Send < 3% Mbuti < 2% Paternal Lineage Your haplogroup is: I Born between 35 and 28 thousand years ago, haplogroup I represents one of the first peoples in Europe, having several descendant lineages that spread throughout the European territory during the last Ice Age, having its maximum frequency in the Balkans. It is one of the most numerous haplogroups among European men, being the second largest paternal lineage found on the continent (second only to the R lineage). Its I1 branch is related to Nordic Europe, ancestral to the Germanic and Viking tribes, while I2 is strongly related to Neolithic cultures.

[@indo.iranian.Jat.007]

Aslo tell about Getae, Gets, Geto~Dacia

[@riverfire6357]

Man you stuffed that up!

[@bettycrocker6692]

How do you know Cheddar Man was dark-skinned? Only his skeleton is available.

[@patternrecon5271]

Kalergi plan

[@ReasonAboveEverything]

It was about 11 000 years ago. 🧬.

[@shaunsteele6926]

they don't, they just want you to believe he was

[@Gwenhwyfar7]

Based on his DNA, he could have anything between light to light dark skin. It's a huge reach.

[@patienceobongo]

But blue eyes which only evolved 6,000 years ago

[@DeanHarringtonimages]

North Western Spain is a Celtic cultural society today!

[@mollydacostaCaleigh]

And North Portugal too, with a suebi heritage. Mixed cultures.

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@mollydacostaCaleigh Why are you pretending to be European?

[@mollydacostaCaleigh]

@robertolang9684 Vai estudar genética zuca, Rui Martiniano, David Reich, Emmanuelle Charpentier, Barbara McClintock etc etc têm muitos estudos para saires dessa burrice.

[@mollydacostaCaleigh]

@@PatrickFitzgerald88 You are right Roberto, i'm chinese.🤭

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@mollydacostaCaleigh Why are you yanks so obsessed with skin colour?

[@SEKreiver]

Plenty of Celtic scholars, like Barry Cunliffe, see the original Celtic culture arising on the Atlantic littoral and the British Isles and THEN pushing into western Europe. There's no good reason why Bell Beaker People didn't speak some early form of Q-Celtic. Linguists have tried to find a 'pre-Celtic sub-stratum' in Irish place names and can't do it. This points to 2000BC (or earlier) rather than the '800BC' standard dating.

[@IloveCamels335]

I am from Austria. As per DNA test it shows a high percentage (over 60 &) as Irish/Scottish but from as far back as can trace my family tree we did not come from Ireland. Many of villages in our area you see a lot of "Gais" and "Geys" and it's well established that these point to Celtic origins.

[@JessJoanne]

I paused to comment on the Iberian thing. When I first got DNA Ancestry test results, I showed part Iberian and I'm part Irish. I thought, where on earth did this Iberian come from? Had no idea of the connection. But my Iberian disappeared as my results updated. I was sad. Ha. I'm a European mut is the best way to describe it.

[@clairebaxter8957]

My great grandparents were Irish. I’m Scottish. Would you mind doing a Scottish version? 😊

[@Mo.Bahadori2004]

What's the difference between the Irish and the English ?they look literally the same

[@davidmccarroll2280]

@@Mo.Bahadori2004 English come from the Germanic tribes called Angles, Saxons and Jutes who invaded what would later become England and mixed with the native Celtic Britons. Cumbrians and Devonians would later be assimilated (the remaining Brythonic languages are Welsh and Cornish)

[@davidmccarroll2280]

Fun fact clan Scotti were from Ireland

[@davidmccarroll2280]

@roberto lang nothing about what I said was wrong you just wanted to get mad at something for no reason, looking for attention?. My reply was to someone asking "whats the difference between the Irish and the English ?they look literally the same" since this is a video about Irish DNA and assuming he watched it I told him the English, not the entirety of their ancestry but it's most basic component. Small amounts of Scandanavian DNA is found all over the isles it means nothing except for Orkney, Shetland and Isle of man

[@abelnodarse1841]

@@davidmccarroll2280yes one example are the Beatles .

[@lucavay]

I am German, but theres One Thing I realised about my surname, which doesnt sound much german: it originated in the surname "Mcvey" long ago, which is irish! So that might also explain the reason behind some men in the family inheriting red beards, including me

[@Warp10x]

A shitload of Scots migrated to Poland in the 15th century. You may be descended from them.

[@spmoran4703]

If you are Bavarian . You are a Celt .

[@lisaanneaster3095]

Red hair is from the Norse not the Irish

[@jackieblue1267]

@@lisaanneaster3095 Scandinavian have red hair but Ireland and Britain have higher percentages and it is not from the Norse.

[@lisaanneaster3095]

@@jackieblue1267 Its from NORES/sCANDANAVIANS FROM THE VIKINGS RAPING we do not have red hair genetically/historically

[@mariesimpson7613]

I was surprised to see that the Welsh and Scottish have more Germanic ancestry than the English.

[@jackieblue1267]

That's not accurate. English of course have the most due to Anglo-Saxon blood.

[@mariesimpson7613]

@@jackieblue1267 that was my point.

[@jackieblue1267]

@@mariesimpson7613 Haha. Yes obviously not accurate.

[@oghaki5097]

lmao you probably need to look a little deeper into plausibility of that WHG/Cheddar-man reconstruction

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

They admitted that they couldn't tell what colour his skin was.

[@NoRockinMansLand]

Go ahead and tell us

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@NoRockinMansLand Gorilla man

[@davideddy2672]

In British history and literature the first mention of Celts appears to be in 1607, in an incidental reference to the Celts - not in Britain but in France; and again, in 1656, in Blount's Glossography which defines "Celt, one born in Gaul," and again, in 1782, contrasting the British with the Celts in Gaul, in the sentence: "the obstinate war between the insular Britons and the continental Celts." But all of these references are unequivocally to the Celts in France, and not in Britain.

[@kevingriffin1376]

Lhuyd noted a relationship between Gaulish and Brythonic dialects and, more remotely, Gaelic dialects. Thus the British, Irish, Scottish, etc., people are referred to as Celts.

[@davideddy2672]

🤣😂🤣

[@TreforTreforgan]

The the history of the celts as presented here is hotly debated, and is a 300 year old narrative. Eminent historian Barry Cunliffe has looked further into it than anyone previously has comes to the conclusion that Celtic cultures began in the British isles possibly some 5000 years ago, when the Phoenicians started trading with Britons for tin. It makes sense when we consider the Phoenicians called the British isles the Pretanic isles, a Celtic ethnonym, millennia before the previous date given in older history books as to when the celts arrived in Britain. I’d remind inevitable scoffers that no one has researched the subject more than Cunliffe.

[@TreforTreforgan]

@@user-jq7jg7ev1b thanks, if sincere. Get stuffed, if sarcastic.

[@ciscodealmeida8541]

20% of Irish have RHn ,this bloodline came to Earth from Venus around 5 million years ago

[@kevingriffin1376]

We are certain that the British language came from the continent. What is likely is that P-Celtic speakers arrived in Britain during the Middle Bronze Age, became powerful due to tin deposits there, pushed Q-Celtic speakers to the north of Britain, and became influential on the continent. I believe Cunliffe argues that Celtic language is influenced by Semitic spoken by Neolithic inhabitants of Europe. One issue with that is if Celtic was a pidgin of IE and Semitic then, its grammar and pronunciation should be greatly simplified which is certainly not the case.

[@mysteriousman4966]

so that means irish people are actually from caucasus?

[@chadhansen5057]

They didn't spawn there so same with the rest of humanity

[@NoRockinMansLand]

No

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@NoRockinMansLand You're so jealous of us Europeans.

[@19ate4]

J1c3 is the same as The prophet Mohammed and in 60% Irish and 30% German “The Y-DNA haplogroup J-P58 is defined by the P58 SNP marker. Under the earlier, now secondary "hierarchical" notation, it was known as J1e until February 2010, when it was renamed to J1c3 (ref)”

[@Pwnagotchi-0]

My point is that while it has been said that early Irish people were dark and I do not deny these claims, consider that sarmatians and Scythians have been found to have dna from Scottish Irish and welsh as well as African and there’s more details below. V. V

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

We were never "black".

[@paryanindoeur]

My dad was 100% Irish, and my mom is 1/4 Irish. He got a decent DNA reading from one of the better companies, and I got a lousy reading from 23andMe. Btw, Iran and Ireland both have the same linguistic ethnonym --- both stemming from the Aryans. Fascinating, considering the east-west distance involved!

[@TonyJack74]

the indo Europeans nit the Aryans

[@paryanindoeur]

@@TonyJack74 They are the same thing

[@TonyJack74]

@@paryanindoeur indo European and Indo Aryan are related but not the same

[@paryanindoeur]

@@TonyJack74 Nothing is "the same"... the terminology changed after WWII. They were (and still can be) used interchangeably. Proof: the origin of the term 'Eire' for Ireland comes from the same root as Aryan, Arya.

[@TonyJack74]

@@paryanindoeur do you actually keep up with indo European studies

[@TheEmpressPalpatine]

Can you explain the facts behind the myth of the Selkies (the people that come from seals),as depicted in the movie "Roan Innish."

[@ciscodealmeida8541]

20% of Irish have RHn ,this bloodline came to Earth from Venus around 5 million years ago

[@BluezJustice]

There is still a lot of Irish with dark features. even my own parents and brother. The Irish language has also being linked with Semitic languages

[@jackieblue1267]

Just do a dna test with 23&Me and then upload your dna to Gedmatch or even get Global 25 to use more calculators. Irish are just northwestern Europeans and similar to other populations in their geographic vicinity. Nothing mysterious or exotic. If populations have something different in their dna than their neighbours they don't cluster with them and also populations that are a bit distinctive will also have their own separate cluster. None of these happen with the Irish.

[@jdg94939]

Those AI portraits are so good

[@rdbare4216]

No link to your service that I can locate…

[@AncestralBrew]

Hi I fixed it

[@gregorytremaine1164]

So these are The People, that conquered Northern India? A tribe of Redheads? Hari Krsna!

[@risinggael1685]

By the way anglo irish are not irish...most of that germanic dna is in fact found in the anglo irish ie the descendents of english colonisers who did not mix interbreed with the irish...the actual irish gene pool is fairly untouched for the most part as their were not alot of vikings and normans that invaded and survived to inter marry and interbreed to survive... So to recap theirs two main ethnic groups in ireland the dominant ethnic group the irish ie the gael and the minority anglo irish ie direct descendents of the english

[@Ador828]

Milinasian story told inirealand as history, by the way not as dark as cheddar man but Swedish man 7500 years ago and Spaniard found from 7000 yrs ago also had dark skin and blue eyes

[@joekavanagh8997]

Interesting what the presenter said about the Irish having a good portion of their DNA coming originally from modern day Ukraine. I am Irish born and work in New York.One day, a few years ago, a young lady came up to me on the street asking me for directions in Russian.I told she'd have to ask in English.She responded ,"I thought for sure you were Ukrainian ,you should get your DNA checked!" So I guess ,after listening to this video,the young lady was on to something . I took it as a compliment as the Ukrainians are a good looking race of people. It bothers me very much what's happening over there,I guess its my DNA kicking in !!☮️

[@ciscodealmeida8541]

20% of Irish have RHn ,this bloodline came to Earth from Venus around 5 million years ago

[@johnpurcell7525]

Irish originated North Africa that's why they are Black with white skin and freckles

[@AndreaBorto]

Do Irish and Udmurt share a common ancestors? the kind of udmurt rednesses semms to me exactly like the irish one

[@Pwnagotchi-0]

Interestingly enough the Scottish had a story that they sailed from Scythia to the Iberian coast and then to Ireland and we’ve found Scottish dna in western Scythians dna as well as Ukrainian and Baltic and African but it doesn’t end there, the Irish dna has been found in sarmatians as sarmatians were absorbing Scythians into their tribes as were the Huns and we have also found in him dna 🧬 yes you guessed it, Scottish Irish and welsh dna 🧬 and the Ossetian dna 🧬 where the sarmatians are supposed to be related to we’ve also found yes again Scottish Irish and welsh dna 🧬 in their dna 🧬. This is not a coincidence.

[@Lovepersia]

🎉🎉🎉🎉❤

[@chercher304]

Riddled with inaccuracy!!!

[@Yahman1969]

What test do I take for Neanderthal and Denosovan ancestry

[@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf]

My lot wiped the earlier mob

[@TheEggmaniac]

Why was your client really disappointed in finding out they were 100% British and Irish. Whats wrong with that?

[@eponymousarchon7442]

It's won't be exotic enough for them.

[@patternrecon5271]

Kalergi plan Loxist subversion

[@shaunsteele6926]

because people in the West have been conditioned for the last 50 years or so to hate their white Anglo-European heritage

[@jackieblue1267]

It's because commercial dna tests only go back about 6 generations and people want to know how much older invaders contributed to their dna and commercial dna companies will not tell you that. For example many Irish have Norman surnames so it would be interesting to see how much Normans influenced the present day Irish population. You won't find out that information by dna tests as they match your dna against a panel of Irish people that have long term ancestry in Ireland. The majority of Irish will be nearly 90 to 100% Irish on dna tests because they match other Irish people. Any Norman, Viking etc is now part of what makes up Irish genetics today.

[@TheEggmaniac]

@@jackieblue1267 Fairpoint. But there are DNA tests out there that can give a more detailed analysis, like MyTrueAncestry. Though even their analysis can be speculative. Is sometimes hard to distinguish between some genetic groups. For example, the Normans and Vikings had common ancestry. The Normans being descendants of Vikings who settled in Northern France. So if you find DNA from a Danish origin, in a someone who is of Irish descent, how do you know whether it has come from a Viking or Norman. Or even Anglo-Saxon, because the a lot the same genotypes are found in all of these people. There are so many combinations of DNA over just say 40 generations, which would only take you back to 1000AD. Basically anyone who who has ancestors going back 2 or 3 generations in Ireland and Britain, are going to be mixture of Gaelic Celtic, Norman, Viking, Anglo-Saxon, Scots, Picts, Welsh/ Brythonic. The percentages of each could vary greatly in a person, depending on where they live and their exact parentage.

[@MRARMY-gy2jx]

everyone today look the same from the past

[@riceire2445]

Have you heard the latest theory celtic from the west . Says the celts started in Ireland and spread west

[@venetiansailor]

British propaganda

[@Gwenhwyfar7]

It's pretty reasonable that Celtic-speaking peoples emerged from the people living on Europe’s western coastal regions during the Bronze Age. There is plenty of evidence to support it. Celtic history usually has at least two theories for every subject because it was so long ago we have to do quite a lot of educated guesses on certain topics. And often enough it could be a mix of both theories, because there just isn't enough data to say for sure one way or the other.

[@NoRockinMansLand]

​@@venetiansailorhaha you must be mad

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@NoRockinMansLand Haha you're a Sub-Saharan who can't trace your genealogical records past the mid 1800's.

[@saszablaze1]

what about BEFORE the hallstatt people? this is all only going back so far...

[@BORN-to-Run]

I DON'T BELIEVE IT! There's another explanation for why they now have this Western DNA. Bede said the Irish had come up from Spain several centuries before his Anglo-Saxon ancestors invaded Britain. I believe him. The Irish and the Welsh were, in the beginning, the same people, separated by a small stream that is now the Irish Sea. I believe, in line with what ancient people who were closer to the event reported, that the Irish (including the Welsh) were an offshoot of the Basque peoples of Spain. The cultural dances of the Irish and the Welsh are "DISTINCTIVELY" Basque.

[@MiloManning05]

Phoenicians travelled from the Far East into the Basque Country and onto Wales and Ireland.

[@jackieblue1267]

There is no such thing as Western DNA and no all people that came to Ireland came via Britain with the biggest population turnover being in the Bronze Age with the Bell Beakers (who also came to Ireland via Britain) & since that time all the other populations that came to Ireland have come via Britain with the Normans, the Plantations etc. The only ones that didn't come via Britain were the Vikings. All people have to do now is look where the Irish and Welsh cluster? Who are their closest populations? No need for all this mythology when we have genetics.

[@mojojeinxs9960]

7 percent Irish according to the DNA. Only one in my Italian family with red hair and too much iron.

[@eccehomo1904]

No evidence at all that Cheddar Man was dark-skinned.

[@tbrown4080]

The dna allows them to predict the skin color. He dose not have the genes that are for fair skin.

[@eccehomo1904]

@@tbrown4080 Nope. Initial claims regarding his DNA ie, that he had fair skin, were later retracted (within a week of initial publucation) to a deafening silence of publicity.

[@tbrown4080]

@@eccehomo1904 The fair skin genes did not come in fully until the bronze age in Europeans and are associated with the Eastern hunter gather genetics and also even more so the neolithic farmers who did not eat fish so the need for fair skin to produce vitamin D from the sun was very important. I don't understand why you have to care so much about this issue of skin color. He is still ancestral to Europeans and not any other group. I am not trying to say he is an African. I bet you are a racist American who doesn't study prehistoric populations.

[@bunnybrown809]

@@tbrown4080 Interesting, Im going to look into this ,because I always wondered where my fair skin came from? Wasnt sure if it was my European ancestors or my eurasian ancestors? It isn't racist to wonder where you came from. Most racist people I met in America are the foreigners that come here. That just me though,maybe someone else had better expedience with them.

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

@@bunnybrown809 well. The fair skin trait isn't exclusive to one group of people. It's all over the place.

[@arep7771]

bro i swear to god this video for whatever reason felt much longer than 4:33. same goes when i watch ur video about the people from chechen. i dont really know what the fk is going on for real.

[@ivanj.conway9919]

So is there any truth that the Irish could also, have connections with the Jewish people as well, specifically, descended from the tribe of Dan, as one commentator to one video I watched, claimed?

[@mr.neqtan]

Tuatha Dé Danann

[@ivanj.conway9919]

@@mr.neqtan : So are you saying the Tribe of Dan in Ireland? Are you saying there could be some truth to this? I mean, I don't know how much Celtic blood I have in me, let alone Jewish. Our family name is amoung the older Celtic names of Ireland, Conway being the later anglicized version of it, but how far back we go in Ireland, I'm unsure. Conway, today in Ireland, sadly, does not seem to be overly common. I think it would be wild if there could be a Jewish connection, as well. Well, Israelite connection, whatever.

[@mr.neqtan]

I've heard mention theorizing Danann were possibly Dan. I'm inclined to believe, they were people of the goddess Danu.

[@ivanj.conway9919]

@@mr.neqtan : These tribes went all over the place, God only knows how many people around the world may be descended from them. Well, the theory I heard about a week or so ago was that the Celts themselves, were descended from the tribe of Dan, and if that's so then that's an awful lot of people.

[@DanannDuggan]

No

[@johnpatrick5307]

The Irish did NOT come from Spain - its a different strain of R1b. The different R1b proves that they came from Gaul.

[@tersta1]

Another genetic mutation common to the Irish is Galactosemia.

[@jackieblue1267]

They also have the highest lactose tolerance in the world. Anyway Galactosemia is common in Irish Travellers 1 in 450 births and in the general Irish community it is 1 in every 36,000 births.

[@tersta1]

@@jackieblue1267 Thanks for the statistics.

[@lightningspirit2166]

There are plenty of cheddar men now entering ireland thanks to the irish govornments oconomic migrant policy 😅....

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

Those are Sub-Saharan demons.

[@r_man-o5o]

middle eastern lookin guy speaking perfect english talking about irish!!!! very strange

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

Guy with space related profile pick having an interest in history video? Very strange.

[@Manu_251.]

You talk Elvish from a Muppet mouth.. Fool

[@richardbradley5217]

My dads side is Irish and after doing a dna test he found iberian in there

[@dealwolfstriked272]

Yes a few Irish people have Iberian DNA but its very VERY small amount of who they are.That said that is "ancestry and me" DNA and if you go further down the line deep into haplo territory the thought is the British Isle people are actually descendants of Iberia from a very long time ago.Theory says that it was Iberians sailing from the mainland to the islands in a time before recorded history even started.Look at Northern Spain and its Celtic roots. ;) That said the Iberians from before recorded history were who? Not the Iberians that populate Spain currently as Spain was a huge mix of everything from Arabs,Germanics,Visigoths etc etc etc over thousands of years.

[@MiloManning05]

@@dealwolfstriked272 basques you mean

[@janeodee1677]

@@dealwolfstriked272 That is interesting because I had a similar result, though I had thought it to be from the Spanish Armada from the 1500's.

[@jackieblue1267]

Is you dad fully Irish because on dna tests i.e. Ancestry and 23&Me fully Irish people do not get Iberian in their results. Also the Milesian story is a myth it isn't based on dna and real history. There was no direct Iberian influx into Ireland and dna studies done on the Irish confirm this. Regarding Celts the Irish also did not get much Continental Celtic dna. Most of any Continental Celtic influx into Ireland would have come from via Britain who received more dna from France.

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@robertolang9684 More Sub-Saharan Khazarian Bantu lies.

[@honeyvitagliano3227]

❤

[@williamwallace4924]

I don’t believe this information, the celts started in ireland.

[@jackieblue1267]

The Irish are Insular Celts and not really similar to Hallstatt and La Tene Celts. The biggest impact on the Irish was the Bronze Age Bell Beakers.

[@jackieblue1267]

@robertolang9684 Irish speak a Celtic language and have a Celtic culture i.e. druids, myths etc but they didn't get a big influx from Continental Celts as they still retain a lot of Bronze Age genetics so there is still a lot of mystery around the subject. Irish and Scots are Gaels and possibly there were more Northern Celts like the Belgae. Irish are not similar to Hallstatt or La Tene though.

[@jackieblue1267]

@robertolang9684 What ydna was that R1b-U152? Most Irish ydna is R1b-L21 and subclades under L21 which is not Hallstatt or La Tene. My paternal ydna is M222 which is very Irish being the Niall of the Nine Hostages type. I had to get my brother tested for that. :)

[@jackieblue1267]

@robertolang9684 Not sure what you are trying to say here about the Celtic languages?

[@jackieblue1267]

@robertolang9684 LOL!

[@jackieblue1267]

The Irish have most definitely not 44% Continental Celtic dna and they definitely do not have much dna from Hallstatt.. If they did they would not cluster in Northwestern Europe. They are still more related to the Bell Beakers like Rathlin than they are to Continental Celts so something wrong with those calculations that you are showing.

[@jasonbrown5014]

Why is your british video gone?

[@jasonbrown5014]

@Sarah Joyce how so?

[@gerrytyrrell1507]

Cheddar man was not black ,we have the fairest skin in Europe. DNA testprove he was of European Ancestry. Sorry for future reference black people did not write the Book of kells or built Newgrange...End off

[@raffles7556]

lol….. cheddar man is t that dark.🤣🤣what is this modern phenomenon regarding the obsession with black skin all about?!??! Some people would swallow a brick!🤣🤣

[@Pinkpanther100x]

Interesting

[@janetsayers9230]

Can you please do one on the original people on the island of England.

[@musashidanmcgrath]

England isn't an Island, it's a country on the Island of Britain, along with Wales and Scotland.

[@shaunsteele6926]

he shows Cheddar Man near the beginning, he was found in England

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@shaunsteele6926 The people who did Cheddar man's DNA test admitted they lied about his skin colour.

[@jdiaz074]

Of course skeletons 5000 years old can tell about the color of skin and eyes....

[@CAL-of9mu]

Lol

[@mvmv-pn8zt]

Oh dear

[@benmccoy6417]

Europeans are descendants of Japheth son of Noah brother of ham who is the ancestor of the Africans so yes the most isolated groups like the Irish would be more similar to Africans but they were not black when they first migrated nor were Africans black those traits evolved with time the the Irish became pale the Africans became black their appearance and traits changed to have them adapt

[@shaunsteele6926]

@robertolang9684 they had three different wives that would've passed on their own genetics to their children

[@jackieblue1267]

Irish aren't that isolated. If they were they would have a genetic cluster of their own like the Basques and Sardinians. They don't and are part of the Northwest European cluster.

[@Very_Silly_Individual]

That's an interesting theory. But I don't think it's very true.

[@CumhurBerat]

💚🤍🧡✋️👍

[@msb539]

It's Skellige

[@eamonshields2754]

🇮🇪

[@JonkoJointson]

Irish = Iberish, makes sense right.

[@merrybutcher2978]

A lot of speculation here.

[@topemalheiro]

This man is doing god's work now when race and ethnicity knowledge is being butchered.

[@mustsphamatto3601]

They will be the same

[@wirginiamobillio]

Aryans/Skythians + Anatolians = Europeans

[@ciscodealmeida8541]

According to Thoth the greatn Pyramid was built 25000 years ago

[@crocoloco]

1:10 ????

[@abdullahk7962]

Irish are alans

[@consciousmerlin]

Your shows are great, but that black outline is terrible. Ditch it!

[@mustsphamatto3601]

Irish are Irish eventually European so what you want to get out of it stop with your lecture

[@jeffreykalb9752]

This is important to understand... How did the whole population of Ireland inherit such poor genetics?

[@tomhenry897]

On an island Small gene pool Lots of inbreeding

[@NoRockinMansLand]

What??

[@PatrickFitzgerald88]

@@NoRockinMansLand Haha stupid

[@jackieblue1267]

@@tomhenry897 Irish are not inbred however. There are a lot more European populations that come from a smaller population origin and are closer related to each other. The Irish are not one of these populations. And then you have non-European populations that are very inbred and still have cousin marriages. But even in a European context Irish are not inbred.

[@PhoenixFlowerEmma]

Did you even fact check or...

[@Jones1236-p]

I am from India. I think Iranian people are more perfect human on earth. India has only 10 Lacks parsi people but they control India 40% wealth. But sadly Iranian genetics changed by arab invasion.

[@manlit7003]

No Irans genetics have remained the same, they have very little arab blood in them. Parsis in India are only 75% Iranic the other 25% is Guajarati Indic

[@Jones1236-p]

​@@manlit7003 No India present parsi and present Iranian genetics is little bit different.

[@manlit7003]

@@Jones1236-p No Irans genetics have remained the same, Parsis genes are different then Iranian because of Guajarati admixture, stop spreading misinformation.

[@manlit7003]

@💕 Ayesha Karim vlogs💕 Neither group would be considered "white" but Parsis have more Gujaratis genes and on average Gujaratis are darker. So it would make sense if Parsis on average have darker skin then normal Iranians. Also what did my convo have to do with being whiter?

[@manlit7003]

@💕 Ayesha Karim vlogs💕 cope

[@Sean97082]

Just understand the ancient irish sailed the world.

[@NastyDevil137]

The Irish originated from Germany and were invaded by German tribes

[@Armed-Forever]

irish ppl are most from mainland britain

[@dyread]

no. mostly celtic. In Northern Ireland there are some Scottish

[@jackieblue1267]

@@dyread They are northwestern European and not mostly Celtic.