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No, the data is hosted is the US. Setting up region data centers is fairly trivial with my new architecture to add now but it’s something that will need to explore funding options beyond my personal

James, just curious. Is the database kept in an EU country?

As things progress with me preparing the warehouse relaunch, I am finding a problem with the way way handled data collection and use of your emails. ?Namely, I didn’t ask permission to create an

Dear John, Thank you for your very detailed response, much appreciated indeed. I must say I do like your theory for A151+ finding a core within the Ui Liathain and it’s a good working theory. The

Wow (again!) Neil !!! Though for the sake of bandwidth I have cut the tail off this thread and, also, renamed the subject to match the content ?. May I add some thoughts to this tour de force?

Hi Elizabeth, I accept your point fully. The text is written in the context of Ui Liathain and Deisi Muman settlement in Wales, who obviously do not have the same eponymous ancestry, the Deisi being

Thanks a lot mate wrote:

Thanks for all this.So you say the Attacotti were Irish? Also have you looked at the McAuliffe DNA my ancestors from Cork? wrote:

Hello, Neill. This is indeed a significantly long missive, which I will read through, though it may take a while, so a full response will not be coming very shortly. Looking at your seven points, I

In connection with our recent discussions here, and also in the context of recent threads discussing possible connections between Wales and Ireland in the Late Iron Age, please can I bore you with

Thanks Elizabeth and James. It was an entertaining thread. The demo loaded much faster for me than the other current alternatives. Hopefully that holds up when the other half+ of the haplogroups are

This initial post from James opened a very interesting interchange regarding the CTS4466 haplogroup as a whole. I admit no formal expertise in statistics or ability to analyse the data in anything

I’ve wondered about this myself. Would love to hear if there’s anything like this. Another possible symbol could be a yew bush growing on a stone. From the Oxford Reference: “ According to

Yes, he was prone to wild exaggerations – ‘Limerick people are counter jumpers’; ‘Queen Maeve on the old Irish pound note looked like a tinker’s wife getting ready for a night out on the

Wow Neil, That is impressive scholarship! Though to paraphrase Donald Rumsfeld, we may never know the unknowable ?. As for the late (great) Donnchadh ? Corrain, I had heard him speak though I

Hi John, Thanks for your email. Firstly Stifter himself makes the same point as you do – that it is very likely that Ogham (or Ogam if you prefer) was obviously not merely a written form that was

Culture, invasions, druids, LaTene, Bronze and Iron Age sea commerce, archaeology, anthropology and deep DNA data analytics with genetic migrations — altogether inform this subject. While my son

With such a breadth of knowledge here; I was wondering if anyone had come across, or had sources for a story linking the?Eóganachta with a white stag or the symbol of a white stag on a blue banner?

In respect of the DNA bottleneck at ca 240 CE, it would be interesting to know if the Plague of Cyprian in the mid 3rd century CE reached as far as the British Isles. According to Sabine Huebner

Thanks Sharon for reminding me of the Burren documentary, it was a much better programme that the three part series that she featured in (at least in the first of the three episodes). Yes, this is an