Classify irish actor Barry Keoghan

[Bellbeaking]

here is another Oirish with those eyes, just a random kid getting his results.

Ireland seems to have those features more often than England, and maybe even more often then Scotland (despite comparable DNA from Yamna)

[billErobreren]

here is another Oirish with those eyes, just a random kid getting his results.

You cheeky fuck

[PaleoEuropean]

The epicanthic fold is common in Irish of Iberian decent. It is a result of breeding with Cro-Magnon phenotypes while being from the Aryan and North Africans or vice versa. They have a reduction in some traits and others are compounded. The Scandinavian slant eyes are mostly Brunn and Tronder. I have seen tons of rednecks that look just like him here in America.

[Grace O'Malley]

The epicanthic fold is common in Irish of Iberian decent. It is a result of breeding with Cro-Magnon phenotypes while being from the Aryan and North Africans or vice versa. They have a reduction in some traits and others are compounded. The Scandinavian slant eyes are mostly Brunn and Tronder. I have seen tons of rednecks that look just like him here in America.

"The epicanthic fold is common in Irish of Iberian decent" Do you know anything about genetics?

[PaleoEuropean]

"The epicanthic fold is common in Irish of Iberian decent" Do you know anything about genetics?

The Gaels origin myth is even Spanish. The only natives to Ireland are Haplgroup I, found mostly in Scandinavian settlements, The Cruithin in Donegal, The Scots-Irish in the North, Around Galloway, in the O'Driscoll's old Kingdom and a few places here and there. Considering most flora and fauna in Ireland is Spanish, I think there is a lot of evidence to support the claim.
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/gene...egion-1.700877
https://www.nytimes.com/2000/03/23/w...-in-spain.html

[Dick]

this is from Vikings

[PaleoEuropean]

this is from Vikings

I would agree, but the distortion, accentuation and diminished features are a result of cross breeding with the Iberians. The bulbous nose is very common among Spaniards, even the fold; which was probably introduced through Iberian Cro-magnid lines.

[billErobreren]

The Gaels origin myth is even Spanish. The only natives to Ireland are Haplgroup I, found mostly in Scandinavian settlements, The Cruithin in Donegal, The Scots-Irish in the North, Around Galloway, in the O'Driscoll's old Kingdom and a few places here and there. Considering most flora and fauna in Ireland is Spanish, I think there is a lot of evidence to support the claim.
https://www.irishtimes.com/news/gene...egion-1.700877
https://www.nytimes.com/2000/03/23/w...-in-spain.html

I dunno if I buy the Donegal bit. People there have darker hair than Waterford or Vedrafjord as the Norse called it. There is overlap in some folklore, Lebor Gabala Erenn does mention Spain and their Northwestern Celts did in fact worship many of the same deities as the Gaels, many places named after Lugh over there. This link is there, though pretty old. Dublin, Limewrick, Waterford are closer to Danes and Norwegians these days. That still hasn't eluded many Irish in their fascination for many things French and Spanish. Samuel Beckett had it, My grandmother had it and they'll write about it 'till they're blue in the face.

[PaleoEuropean]

I dunno if I buy the Donegal bit. People there have darker hair than Waterford or Vedrafjord as the Norse called it. There is overlap in some folklore, Lebor Gabala Erenn does mention Spain and their Northwestern Celts did in fact worship many of the same deities as the Gaels, many places named after Lugh over there. This link is there, though pretty old. Dublin, Limewrick, Waterford are closer to Danes and Norwegians these days. That still hasn't eluded many Irish in their fascination for many things French and Spanish. Samuel Beckett had it, My grandmother had it and they'll write about it 'till they're blue in the face.

Sure Donnegal is more of a historical narrative than modern, The Cruithin were eventally overran by the O'Niell's but they held their own for quite a bit from what historical references we have. The Cruithin also have no certain origin, they are generally just regarded as natives, either Picts, British or Native Irish.

[Latinus]

Yes he is. His eyes are similar to this other Irish actor.

Reminds me of some mestizo types in Latin America.

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