Great so far - more info seems to have been folded in to this updated version. That said, maybe you should discuss a bit why northern Irish DNA signatures appear often in the southwest and along the western shore. “To hell, or Connacht” It wasn’t that the lowland Scot’s and northern English simply came and mixed right in - entire populations were deliberately removed to rocky, hard to farm coastal areas… I would also add a line of two about the English exploitation of native Irish farmers that occurred with and after the plantations. Famine isn’t quite the word to explain what happened - it’s far more complicated than a simple crop failure, which is what “famine” implies. ❤
Okay… 15:50 is a start, but there’s so much more to it. Could you perhaps do a video linking groups in the Irish annals to actual migrations? There is a ton of overlap. Truth can be found in what we always assumed was myth. Ireland really was/is a melting pot after the ice retreated right up to the modern day, I don’t think many people realize the very diverse groups and waves of immigration over the ages..
The pictures of deer are misplaced. These are fallow deer from the Middle East, which were only introduced in Norman or later times. Red deer are the indigenous deer species found in Ireland or most West European countries.
Thinking about genetics is interesting from an historical perspective but ultimately pointless. There is no “true Irish” genes. We will all have various combinations of Celt, Viking, Norman, Saxon, lowland scot, Spaniard and fuck knows what else. Each of those in turn is some equally varied combination. Nationality and connection to some pure genetic origin is, as far as I can see, a myth. Culture is what matters and even that is incredibly dynamic. Im saying this for the viewers not the creator of the video which was very well made and researched!
@@jasonallen6081 the Picts were given women by the Ulster men they were friends , the men from ulsters land at that time gave them women under the condition that the future pict kings would choose there kings from the female side
thanks for compiling this information!!
thanks for your kind words and support ...
Great so far - more info seems to have been folded in to this updated version.
That said, maybe you should discuss a bit why northern Irish DNA signatures appear often in the southwest and along the western shore. “To hell, or Connacht” It wasn’t that the lowland Scot’s and northern English simply came and mixed right in - entire populations were deliberately removed to rocky, hard to farm coastal areas…
I would also add a line of two about the English exploitation of native Irish farmers that occurred with and after the plantations. Famine isn’t quite the word to explain what happened - it’s far more complicated than a simple crop failure, which is what “famine” implies. ❤
Okay… 15:50 is a start, but there’s so much more to it.
Could you perhaps do a video linking groups in the Irish annals to actual migrations? There is a ton of overlap. Truth can be found in what we always assumed was myth. Ireland really was/is a melting pot after the ice retreated right up to the modern day, I don’t think many people realize the very diverse groups and waves of immigration over the ages..
you make some excellent points, i will include them in future episodes ...
I particularly like “Kelly” ❤
Vassals of the O’Neils (Umaine)
It means, “Bright headed one”
2nd most popular Irish surname, after Murphy.
The pictures of deer are misplaced. These are fallow deer from the Middle East, which were only introduced in Norman or later times. Red deer are the indigenous deer species found in Ireland or most West European countries.
Pedantry at its finest 🤣
@@geoffduke1356 but still correct.
@@geoffduke1356 what happens when one fact is replaced by an impostor...lies become fact and then reality is blurred and history gets betrayed!
@ sorry , I wasn’t aware I was speaking to the gatekeeper of history
He couldn’t find a video of a great Irish stag…
Relax
@@geoffduke1356 so you're oksy with being wrong and spreading disinformation. Got it.
because its 50% potato DNA
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Ah, so unique ....The Germans might disagree.
Thinking about genetics is interesting from an historical perspective but ultimately pointless. There is no “true Irish” genes. We will all have various combinations of Celt, Viking, Norman, Saxon, lowland scot, Spaniard and fuck knows what else. Each of those in turn is some equally varied combination. Nationality and connection to some pure genetic origin is, as far as I can see, a myth. Culture is what matters and even that is incredibly dynamic.
Im saying this for the viewers not the creator of the video which was very well made and researched!
Northern Irish (Ulster ) are a different people to the Eire Irish
Scots planters.
@ you should read some history books friend … it was the Irish who invaded Scotland …. The scoti are originally from the north coast of Ireland
Kingdom of Dai Riata, an Irish colonial enterprise in Scotland that killed off the culture of the picts.
😂😂😂😂 there's only one, Gaelic Ireland
@@jasonallen6081 the Picts were given women by the Ulster men they were friends , the men from ulsters land at that time gave them women under the condition that the future pict kings would choose there kings from the female side
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