Where do most Irish people live?

Answer 1

The most research indicates the bulk of Irish people are descended from

settlers from an Ice Age refuge in the Pyrenees. Check out "Western Atlantic Modal Haplotype" for more info. The terms Celtic, Viking, Norman, English, Scottish are cultural terms and not necessarily biological. Despite what the following answer

states researchers McEvoy et al. found "scant evidence of Scandinavian Y-chromosome introgression in a general Irish population sample". The findings were consistent with a relatively small number of Norse settlers and descendants migrating into Ireland in the period of 800-1200 AD suggesting that Norse colonial settlements might have been largely composed of indigenous Irish.

Another Answer:

We're Celtic and Viking ( i.e. from Scandinavia), Norman (from France) and following the plantations in the Northern Ireland and the Pale i.e. around Dublin part Anglo.

Answer 2

Irish Travellers live mostly in caravans and travel around, which is why they are known as Travellers. Some do settle and stay on in the one place in houses. They do travel to other countries too, so they are found outside of Ireland.

Answer 3

Irish People live all over the world, mainly United States, Ireland, Scotland, etc.

Answer 4

most Irish people in in Ireland but many have immigrated to the United States of America in search of better opportunities and trying to live the American dream.

Answer 5

im irish they can live anywhere in the world but most live in Ireland