Classify young people from county Kerry Ireland

[Oliver109]

This is said to be the most brunn region of Ireland, also the one with the highest cepalhic index
https://scontent-lcy1-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/326678957_3294734024074075_3116165032735324384_n.j pg?_nc_cat=111&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=7f8c78&_nc_ohc=1wKYLwXYYTQAX8wnRs6&_nc_ht=scontent-lcy1-1.xx&oh=00_AfCsl2JXisVnhereobxeRXt0wJ3MyPiRMgeij9vlVS2Q Zw&oe=64DF3EA3
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Would be interesting to know if that boy on left is native, that is one heck of a monobrow
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[TrevorXdX]

I think they are too young to be classified.

[Grace O'Malley]

I agree and think they are all too young. They look about 12. These are from Tralee in Kerry. Too young to be classified but just a larger group.

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FO72bA9XoAQdYMZ?format=jpg&name=large

https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FbUKyLDXgAEAVu2?format=jpg&name=large

https://i.imgur.com/0lJZrPy.png

[Sebastianus Rex]

Teenagers are not fit for classifications. You are weird. :picard1:

[Grace O'Malley]

These are all from the same school i posted above but a little older. I don't know where Oliver got his pictures from.

https://i.imgur.com/2xIYHGh.png

https://i.imgur.com/0t7offK.png

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https://i.imgur.com/SyvDpD9.png

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[Grace O'Malley]

This is said to be the most brunn region of Ireland, also the one with the highest cepalhic index


Also I don't know why Kerry in particular would be the most brunn region? No reason why it would be more brunn or less than other areas in Ireland.

[Oliver109]

Also I don't know why Kerry in particular would be the most brunn region? No reason why it would be more brunn or less than other areas in Ireland.

Because it's remote, mountainous, even in the UK Yorkshire has a bigger headsize and is a brunn stronghold, same goes for parts of Scandinavia.

[Dick]

I spy with my little eye "Cheddar man" in one of the pics.


https://i.imgur.com/kQGEKWL.png

[Grace O'Malley]

Because it's remote, mountainous, even in the UK Yorkshire has a bigger headsize and is a brunn stronghold, same goes for parts of Scandinavia.

Why though? Because they are a CM stronghold? Remember that people in Ireland moved about and Ireland had a lot of population displacement more so than most countries. All the Irish look similar. No one would say I can tell that person is from Kerry other than by their accent. Any ancestry that came to Ireland even during Norman times spread all over the population. Now the Irish are just a homogenous mix of whatever populations came into the country. There is just some different percentages i.e. the east coast has more "invader blood" but even populations in Connacht have admixture from whatever groups came to Ireland.

[Grace O'Malley]

I spy with my little eye "Cheddar man" in one of the pics.


https://i.imgur.com/kQGEKWL.png

https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2014/05/26/20/36-cat.jpg?quality=75&width=990&crop=3%3A2%2Csmart&auto=webp

[Oliver109]

Why though? Because they are a CM stronghold? Remember that people in Ireland moved about and Ireland had a lot of population displacement more so than most countries. All the Irish look similar. No one would say I can tell that person is from Kerry other than by their accent. Any ancestry that came to Ireland even during Norman times spread all over the population. Now the Irish are just a homogenous mix of whatever populations came into the country. There is just some different percentages i.e. the east coast has more "invader blood" but even populations in Connacht have admixture from whatever groups came to Ireland.
Of course Ireland has similar types all over but in the southwest you will see more brunns than other regions, they will be common around Dublin too though.

[Dick]

https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2014/05/26/20/36-cat.jpg?quality=75&width=990&crop=3%3A2%2Csmart&auto=webp

In all honesty, they look like western versions of Russians and Scandinavians. What sets them apart from them? the GAC admixture. "Brunn" phenotype dosn't exist.

[Ruggery]

Ireland is a small country, I highly doubt that there are differences between Irish regions, also the Irish population is homogeneous it is not like in England or even Scotland where the regions can vary a bit.

[Oliver109]

Ireland is a small country, I highly doubt that there are differences between Irish regions, also the Irish population is homogeneous it is not like in England or even Scotland where the regions can vary a bit.

There are bound to be minor differences but less specific looks than in the UK because Ireland isn't as stratified by class and geography.

[Colonel Frank Grimes]

How long have you been involved in this pseudo-science and yet haven't learned that children aren't classified for a reason (they're not fully developed)?

I've encountered people like Oliver before: they're so stupid they don't realize they fail at everything. In a way, they have it easy because they're so delusional, they think they're not retarded and live a merry life confusing their stupidity with normalcy to the bewilderment of everyone around them. Despite the objective evidence in front of them, they lack self-awareness.

[Oliver109]

https://static.independent.co.uk/s3fs-public/thumbnails/image/2014/05/26/20/36-cat.jpg?quality=75&width=990&crop=3%3A2%2Csmart&auto=webp

These kids are past puberty age, there isn't a great deal of difference in how someone looks at 14 and how they look at 19, the biggest changes come after 25, especially in the case of females.

[Grace O'Malley]

These kids are past puberty age, there isn't a great deal of difference in how someone looks at 14 and how they look at 19, the biggest changes come after 25, especially in the case of females.

The ones you posted look about 12 though. The ones I posted are approx 15 they are getting their Junior Certificate. Still on the young side. I think 16 to 18 is fine for classifications.

[Grace O'Malley]

Of course Ireland has similar types all over but in the southwest you will see more brunns than other regions, they will be common around Dublin too though.

Did different distinct groups go to different parts of Ireland? There are subtle differences but nothing too drastic. Donegal is apparently the most isolated part of Ireland genetically and geographically but even there they had Scots as well as native Irish.

Surnames below are some that are in Donegal. I can even see some Norman origin surnames in there.

Surnames associated with the county include Gallagher, O'Donnell, O'Doherty, Gillespie, Breslin, Bonar, Brannan and McDaid.

Allingham
Baldrick
Boner
Bovaird
Colhoun
Conaghan
Crearon
Crimlisk
Crumlish
Diver
Friel
Gallana
Harahy
Harkin
Heekin
Heekins
Helferty
Hereran
Malseed
Manelis
McAleeny
McBrierty
McCallion
McClafferty
McColgan
McCollig
McConologe
McConway
McCrea
McCunnigan
McDaid
McDevitt
McGeady
McGeehan
McGeever
McGrenra
McGroarty
McLoone
McMenamin
McMonigle
McNaught
McSheffry
Melly
Menelis
Moohan
Mulreany
Raughter
Roarty
Rolleston
Starrett
Strain
Toorish
Trearty
Whorisky

https://www.johngrenham.com/browse/retrieve_text.php?text_contentid=34#:~:text=The%20 name%20Donegal%20was%20taken,%2C%20Bonar%2C%20Bran nan%20and%20McDaid.

Surnames common to County Donegal include:

Gallagher, Doherty, O’Donnell, Boyle, McLaughlin, Sweeney, Kelly, McDaid, Friel, McGinley, McFadden, Campbell, Gillespie, Breslin, Bonar, Brennan, McGowan, Ward, Galbraith, Alexander, Alcorn, Anderson, Brown, Campbell, Caulfield,
Colhoun, Craig, Dobbs, Dobson, Dodd, Elliott, Erskine, Fullerton, Hamilton, Harte, Hayes, Hunter, Irwin, Johnston, Lowry, McClintock, McCrea, McGill, McGuinness, Mclvor, McNight, McNutt, McLean, Magee, Morrison, Orr, Patton, Porter, Ramsey, Rankin, Robinson, Roulston, Scott, Sproule, Spear, Spence, Stewart, Taylor, Travers, Vaughan, Wilkinson, Wilson, Wray, Young and many others.

https://donegalancestry.com/donegal/surnames/

[ecptr]

How long have you been involved in this pseudo-science and yet haven't learned that children aren't classified for a reason (they're not fully developed)?

I've encountered people like Oliver before: they're so stupid they don't realize they fail at everything. In a way, they have it easy because they're so delusional, they think they're not retarded and live a merry life confusing their stupidity with normalcy to the bewilderment of everyone around them. Despite the objective evidence in front of them, they lack self-awareness.

Oliver109 keeps making these threads because he is jealous of the Irish for their good looks.