No, they are fair skinned and red headed.
Dont listen to the above. Yes some Irish people are fair skinned and light haired, but some are also dark haired and have a more swarthy skin complexion. These people are believed to be the descendants of the original Celtic tribes that came to Ireland and Britain from southern Europe. This darker complexion is also quite common is Wales and South west England. The fair skinned light haired Irish are most likely of Nordic descent.
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Kieron is an Irish name. It means 'black' or 'dark'.
Yes, for such a northern European country, Ireland seemingly lacks a large blond population. Physical anthropologists state that the few traces of natural blondism is usually found in families where there is a history of English Protestant ancestry. True blond hair can also be found to a limited degree in areas of Ireland that experienced Viking settlements, such as around modern day Dublin, Wexford and Cork. The Irish are more generally known for having an abundance of thick, curly, dark hair. Indeed, it is in the Celtic speaking areas of the western peninsulas where jet-black hair is common, and is often combined with vivid blue eyes. Ireland also has a noticeable minority of people who could be classified as olive skinned or dark complected. This contrasts markedly with their largely ginger-blonde, ruddy-pale complected English neighbors, who are noted around the world for their pale, sun-sensitive skin tone.
There are Irish people living in Germany, and German people living in Ireland, but Irish people are Irish and German people are German.
There was 341 Irish people on the titanic!!
Maybe, they are just kind of tanned but it only matters if you like who they are. :)
A black-haired Irish person with usually hazel or brown eyes, but also blue. This is because most Irish people have brown or red or reddish hair, and have very fair complected or freckled skins. Thus anyone who had an average or relatively 'dark' skin combined with black hair was called Black Irish.
Native Irish decendents of early mesolithic people do not have dark skin as we do not get enough sun in Ireland for out bodies to produce much melatonin, but Ireland is now a multicultural place and some Irish people have dark skin, though they are in a minority.
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It's crap
she's olive skin toned
Tráthnóna (before dark); oíche (after dark)
Kieron is an Irish name. It means 'black' or 'dark'.
Yes, for such a northern European country, Ireland seemingly lacks a large blond population. Physical anthropologists state that the few traces of natural blondism is usually found in families where there is a history of English Protestant ancestry. True blond hair can also be found to a limited degree in areas of Ireland that experienced Viking settlements, such as around modern day Dublin, Wexford and Cork. The Irish are more generally known for having an abundance of thick, curly, dark hair. Indeed, it is in the Celtic speaking areas of the western peninsulas where jet-black hair is common, and is often combined with vivid blue eyes. Ireland also has a noticeable minority of people who could be classified as olive skinned or dark complected. This contrasts markedly with their largely ginger-blonde, ruddy-pale complected English neighbors, who are noted around the world for their pale, sun-sensitive skin tone.
The name Kieran is of Irish origin and it means dark. With an Irish origin Kieran means "little dark one".
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complexion is your skin texture and color