Classify "English" comedian Rory McGrath

[EnglishNS14]

http://www.cricball.weloveperry.com/The%20Hall%20of%20Fame_files/rory_mcgrath.jpg

http://www.contactmusic.com/pics/l/galaxy_book_awards_5_090408/rory_mcgrath_1817817.jpg

I'm thinking there's a very Celtic look to him, Brunn. The surname McGrath would make sense with his appearance of course, as it's an Irish surname.

[EnglishNS14]

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[British-Wolf]

yes very brunn

[Smaug]

Brünn indeed, but McGrath is Scottish, not Irish, no?

[Jackson]

I always thought he was Cornish. But yeah he looks ultra Celtic, although I've met a couple of people with a similar look. One of them was from Cornwall.

[Lemon Kush]

Indigenous British look. Brunn.

[Allenson]

Uberbrunn.

[EnglishNS14]

The Scots and the Irish are extremely similar in terms of racial genetics and of course there's the Gaelic language which of course comes in Scottish or Irish form.

McGrath is an irish surname, but I'm sure it's also found in Scotland.

Mac's are usually always Scottish, Mc's are Irish or Scottish.

[Jackson]

The Scots and the Irish are extremely similar in terms of racial genetics and of course there's the Gaelic language which of course comes in Scottish or Irish form.

McGrath is an irish surname, but I'm sure it's also found in Scotland.

Mac's are usually always Scottish, Mc's are Irish or Scottish.

I think he must be a mix of Cornish and Irish/Scottish then judging overall - Certainly fits the stereotypical appearance anyhow.

[Awesomedy]

How Ironic, McGrath always keeps on going on how English he his, and he's the most Irish-looking bloke you've ever seen.

[Tooting Carmen]

Very very Brunn

[Merida]

Brünn indeed!!
His name can be found in Northern Ireland. There's lots of Mcs there. But it's originally Scottish, I believe. :)