Where could these Irish people pass collectively? County Mayo, Western Ireland.

[Sikeliot]

https://voices.nationalgeographic.org/files/2013/11/Geno-montage-full.jpg

[Sebastianus Rex]

Considering the whole set, there's too many Brit specific faces to pass outside UK or Ireland imo.

[Sikeliot]

Considering the whole set, there's too many Brit specific faces to pass outside UK or Ireland imo.

Despite people claiming SE English look more Germanic, I think these people could pass even there just fine.

[Sebastianus Rex]

Despite people claiming SE English look more Germanic, I think these people could pass even there just fine.

In England ? Sure, no problem, Irish and English basically look the same and despite having many pan-western/northern european types there's many insular specific types that I would never mistake for continentals.

[Sikeliot]

In England ? Sure, no problem, Irish and English basically look the same and despite having many pan-western/northern european types there's many insular specific types that I would never mistake for continental.

I also think the amount of continental influence in the Irish is underestimated. Based on various clues I have, the only parts of Ireland isolated from it seem to be parts of the extreme south and the extreme northwest.

[EasternEurope]

Across the British Isles, but mainly in Ireland. That's why I voted the first 3 and the last 1.

[aherne]

They could be Danish, but oddly lacking Germanic character. Is it me, or the Irish are lighter than English? Among English you can see a lot more Meds and dubious dark types...

[MysteriousWays]

All of uk, the Netherlands, Denmark, atypical in Germany. Nowhere else as a group.

[Odin]

England.

[Norb]

They could be Danish, but oddly lacking Germanic character. Is it me, or the Irish are lighter than English? Among English you can see a lot more Meds and dubious dark types...

post an image of what in your view is a 'dark' type