never said anglo/norman culture hasn't influenced modern day celtic countries, but the foundations of the celtic countries cultures and heritage are celtic/gaelic (much less for wales and cornwall considering how close they are to england), also pic
Celtic brethren
Eli Cook
Hudson Johnson
Celtic and Germanic are meme ethnic groupings. The Celtic Urheimat is in the Hallstatt Culture in the Alps and the Germanic Urheimat is in Scandinavia.
Christian Cruz
reddit.com
cringe reddit ik, but the irish and scottish are the most homogenous gaels (celts) around rn
Logan Thomas
Nice map. Now tell us the percentage of the population of Scotland and Ireland that live in the 'low %' regions.
Psst. It's very low. The vast majority of the population of Ireland is situated on the Eastern Coast. Very, very, VERY few Scottish people live in the Northern-most regions.
Also, Germanics and Celts are essentially exactly the same genetically. There was some Roman and possibly Phoenician admixture in parts of Britain and Ireland, but by and large; the people who inhabited the region had migrated from the same place that the Germanics would later migrate from. Anyone trying to tell you that you can exactly work out who is who is either lying to you or over-emphasising stuff like Roman admixture.
John Hill
>not having all seven Celtic nations
>having my beloved burgerland but not leafs or down under
WEW LAD
Kevin Myers
Don't forget us, nigga
Zachary Cook
how celtic is england?, the people with germanic dna in that map also most likely have celtic dna, also
Levi Sanchez
Also @ 'celtic culture'
The Irish have pretty much always been worthless failures, but the Scots were a very established and very capable nation. They were economically self-sufficient, participated in pan-European projects like the Reconquista and aided the Teutonic Knights in repelling the Mongol Hordes, often fighting alongside the English as Christian brothers. They even had Imperial dreams and had their own small colonies (which might have bankrupted them) up until the point where the English and Scottish crowns became one, at which point the larger English population became emphasised. The Scots continued to be a successful, industrious and capable people up until very recently where they started turning to heroin for sustenance, Mel Gibson for their history and decided to LARP as sheep-shaggers for some reason still indecipherable to the best minds of the world.
Samuel Flores
I might remake it to include you, your flag is hard to draw
Adam Allen
ok nigel, bringing the bias like always, so predictable from these types of threads, you can't just see us as brothers and instead dehumanise and devalue our actual achievements in history eg. the colonisation of america and novelists like bram stoker