Classify Irish-English actress Kelly Reilly

[MobyD]

Good example of a Tronder type?

[SCARtem]

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[The Blade]

Tronder.

[Grace O'Malley]

I was going to put her in the 50/50 Euromongrel thread but she is actually fully Irish by ancestry.

As both her name and Celtic colouring suggest, Reilly’s parents are Irish, though she grew up in Chessington, Surrey and considers herself English. “I was born within a Catholic family, but I knew very early on that I’d not be taking communion,” she says. “All that doctrine didn’t resonate with me. I didn’t need it to feel the relationship with my spiritual beliefs. That’s where the film really spoke to me; it goes so far beyond religion and into the personal faith of what it is to be human and a good person – all things that have possibly been covered up by the bull---- the church has built around it.”

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/culture/...interview.html

[MobyD]

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No thanks. I’ll do what I want.

[Grace O'Malley]

Anyway whether she is Tronder or whatever she is a beautiful example of Irish womanhood so using a phenotype such as Tronder appears to discredit anthropology as it is all a load of rubbish IMO How common are Tronders in the Irish?

[Creoda]

Anyway whether she is Tronder or whatever she is a beautiful example of Irish womanhood so using a phenotype such as Tronder appears to discredit anthropology as it is all a load of rubbish IMO How common are Tronders in the Irish?

Well Ireland does have Germanic influence (just less), largely from Norway, the home of Tronder types. They're not particularly common but they do exist. Wilf Mannion the English football great had Irish immigrant parents and looked very Norwegian.

[Immanenz]

Anyway whether she is Tronder or whatever she is a beautiful example of Irish womanhood so using a phenotype such as Tronder appears to discredit anthropology as it is all a load of rubbish IMO How common are Tronders in the Irish?

I think it is fairly common since individuals who are for the most part either North Atlantid or Keltic but admixed with Brunn or Paleo Atlantid, but more on the lighter side like this actress will be considered by many as Troender

[MobyD]

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