The "most Germanic" among Celtic nations

[brennus dux gallorum]

Not in genetic but in a socio-cultural/mental level

[Davystayn]

Scotland

[brennus dux gallorum]

Scotland

I have been told the same: they are more "formal" and introvert as people

[Rocinante]

Scotland and Cornwall.

[Davystayn]

I have been told the same: they are more "formal" and introvert as people

I think so, big generalisation but especially Lothian and the south east. The Highland clan image became popular throughout Scotland from the 19th century - Scots users please feel free to correct me!

Cornwall has been swamped by non Cornish so much now, but I'd still say they are pretty 'celtic' culturally if you dig deep enough, similar situation to Brittany I guess

[brennus dux gallorum]

Bump

[Tooting Carmen]

Scotland and Cornwall.

I think so too.

[brennus dux gallorum]

I think so too.

Could you be more specific about Cornwall?

[Tooting Carmen]

Could you be more specific about Cornwall?

It has been thoroughly colonised by England to the point where its individual identity is barely there.

[Kamal900]

I guess Scotland, but..apart from the welsh, Celtic peoples in general look pretty Germanic to me since well both Insular Celts and Germanic peoples derive much of their genetic ancestry from the Corded Ware culture of early Bronze age Europe which is why they're genetically very close to one another.