I was pressed once again to prove that there were never Celts in Ireland. I find it difficult to definitively show something that wasnt 2000 years ago. BUT I did discover that the genes of 70% of the Irish are NOT common (very rare) on the continent. Take THAT - oh Celtic Twilight. Irish Genes and Ancestry Dr. Gianpiero Cavalleri; Eneclann Summer Lunchtime Series 2012 S145 The Aborigines of the British Isles. Discovered in November 2008 •Subtype of R1b •Found in 73% Irish, 50% Scots, 40% English •Very rare in continent •Proof of commonality among original inhabitants of the British/Irish islands •Probably palaeolithic origins (>10,000 years) eneclann.ie/NLI-Lectures/GianpieroCavalleri.pdf
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