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▲ 6 r/waterford

Anyone here ever do an ancestry test? Curious what ethnicities came up?

I know it's mostly a thing Americans do, I did it myself and got mostly Irish, with a tiny bit of Scottish and Norwegian.

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u/JustaChillDude90 — 4 days ago
▲ 782 r/CasualIreland

They seem to really enjoy coming here, they're a massive boost to our tourism and many of them are going back to the place to where their ancestors came from. Probably something many of us will not understand but it is somewhat wholesome seeing them take interest in our country. Whenever I see a group of Americans I actually feel quite proud that they want to come here and enjoy the culture.

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u/JustaChillDude90 — 8 days ago
▲ 140 r/IrishHistory

Commissioned by Toirrdelbach Ua Conchobair (Turlough O’Conor), High King of Ireland. Once contained a relic of the true cross that given to him by the Pope of the time.

Made from Oak, the wooden base was then covered with thin sheets of worked silver, gold, a black inlay called niello, copper, brass, enamel, glass beads, and highly decorative filigree panels

u/JustaChillDude90 — 9 days ago
▲ 433 r/AncientCivilizations

Commissioned by Toirrdelbach Ua Conchobair (Turlough O’Conor), High King of Ireland. Once contained a relic of the true cross that given to him by the Pope of the time.

Made from Oak, the wooden base was then covered with thin sheets of worked silver, gold, a black inlay called niello, copper, brass, enamel, glass beads, and highly decorative filigree panels

u/JustaChillDude90 — 9 days ago