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The DNA of the Irish: our true ancestors turned out to be different from whom we thought they were

🔬Why the first Irish were dark-skinned with blue eyes 🧬How Ireland’s gene pool was completely rewritten 4,000 years ago 🏛 Why the elite of Newgrange practiced incest to preserve power 🗺Why an Irish person from Dublin and a Bashkir share a common ancestor from Asia Genetics doesn’t lie. And its answers will surprise you. =================== The material is based on scientific articles from pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov: Y-Chromosome and the Origin of the Irish Haplogroup R1b-M269: 85.4% of Irish men: PMC1380239 Irish Modal Haplotype (IMH): 8.2% on the island, 16.9% in the northwest: PMC1380239 IMH is linked to the Uí Néill dynasty (1,730 ± 670 years ago): PMC1380239 Global descendants of IMH: 2–3 million people worldwide: PMC1380239 Maternal Origins and Atlantic Heritage Paleolithic origin of mtDNA: 87% (Mesolithic, ~15,000 years ago): PMC1182057 Iberian refugium as the source of the settlement of Ireland: PMC1182057 Absence of the Central European marker J1a (refuting the Iron Age hypothesis): PMC1182057 Atlantic zone: Iberia → western France → Ireland → Scotland → Norway: PMC1182057 Genetic Structure of Modern Ireland 10 genetic clusters (7 Gaelic + 3 mixed): PMC5722868 Extremely fine genetic structure (F_st = 0.00030, the lowest in Europe): PMC5722868 Clusters correspond to historic kingdoms: Ulster, Connacht, Leinster, Munster: PMC5722868 Historical Migrations Vikings (788–1052 AD): ~20% Norwegian ancestry in Ireland: PMC5722868 Ulster Plantation (17th–18th centuries): English and Scottish settlers: PMC5722868 N Ireland II (1680), N Ireland III (1710), N Ireland I (1770): PMC5722868 European Ancestry Northwestern France: 50% of the European ancestry in Irish clusters: PMC5722868 Denmark/Sweden: 15–20%; Norway: 10–15%: PMC5722868 Germanic component is minimal (unlike English clusters): PMC5722868 Demographic History and Migration Temporal changes in migration barriers (100 and 15 generations ago): PMC11986122 Stable corridor between northeastern Ireland and southwestern Scotland: PMC11986122 Analysis of 6,574 individuals with geolocated ancestors (4 generations): PMC11986122 Refuting the Central European Hypothesis No Central European genetic signals in mtDNA and the Y-chromosome: PMC1182057 Local development of Celtic culture over millennia: PMC1182057 Paleolithic heritage dominates over Neolithic and later origins: PMC1182057 Ancient Samples Confirm the Theory Ballynahatty (Neolithic, 3343–3020 BC): homogeneous origin of all clusters: PMC5722868 Rathlin1 (Bronze Age, 2026–1534 BC): affinity with Connacht and Dublin: PMC5722868 Key Sources PMC1380239 (Moore et al. 2006) — Y-chromosome and Uí Néill PMC1182057 (McEvoy et al. 2004) — Long-term continuity of genetic origins PMC5722868 (Gilbert et al. 2017) — Irish DNA Atlas PMC11986122 (Shanmugam et al. 2025) — Demographic history of Ireland and Britain