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First post is with Irish.
This is what Irish get with the full dataset.
Target: Irish
Distance: 0.4395% / 0.00439474
Aggregated
74.6 Scottish
10.6 Shetlandic
6.0 French_Rennes_Bretagne
5.0 Icelandic
3.4 French_Brittany
0.4 Jatt_Pathak
Removed Scottish
Target: Irish
Distance: 0.4880% / 0.00488013
Aggregated
34.6 Orcadian
22.8 Shetlandic
15.2 French_Rennes_Bretagne
15.0 Icelandic
10.2 English_Cornwall
1.6 French_Brittany
0.6 Darginian
Removed Orcadian
Target: Irish
Distance: 0.6794% / 0.00679450
Aggregated
40.4 French_Brittany
35.8 Norwegian
12.4 French_Rennes_Bretagne
6.6 Dutch
3.0 Darginian
1.0 Spanish_Asturias
0.6 Shetlandic
0.2 Igorot
Removed Shetlandic
Target: Irish
Distance: 0.5549% / 0.00554939
Aggregated
40.8 English_Cornwall
25.6 Icelandic
11.6 French_Rennes_Bretagne
10.0 Norwegian
8.8 French_Brittany
2.4 Darginian
0.4 Tajik_Rushan
0.2 Ju_hoan_North
0.2 Kalash
Removed English Cornwall
Target: Irish
Distance: 0.5794% / 0.00579380
Aggregated
30.4 English
25.8 Icelandic
17.8 French_Brittany
12.8 Norwegian
10.6 French_Rennes_Bretagne
2.4 Darginian
0.2 Berber_MAR_TIZ
Removed English
Target: Irish
Distance: 0.5920% / 0.00591957
Aggregated
37.2 Icelandic
19.8 French_Rennes_Bretagne
17.2 French_Brittany
16.0 Welsh
7.6 Norwegian
2.2 Darginian
Removed Welsh
Target: Irish
Distance: 0.5945% / 0.00594488
Aggregated
40.6 Icelandic
26.2 French_Rennes_Bretagne
21.0 French_Brittany
9.8 Norwegian
2.4 Darginian
Removed Icelandic
Target: Irish
Distance: 0.6841% / 0.00684147
Aggregated
41.6 French_Brittany
35.4 Norwegian
14.0 French_Rennes_Bretagne
6.4 Dutch
2.4 Darginian
0.2 Kaitag
Anyway process of elimination and the Irish appear to be most similar to French Bretons and Norwegians on the Continent. This is in line with the Irish DNA Atlas.
Anyone can do this for the populations they are interested in. You just need Vahuaduo https://vahaduo.github.io/vahaduo/ and the Global 25 spreadsheet for the modern pop averages scaled https://drive.google.com/file/d/1sME...Y-UH19KKm/view
If no one else wants to I'll do for the British populations in the future.
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