Comments by "Matt Matt" (@CENTRIX4) on "What if the Vikings NEVER Invaded Britain and Ireland?" video.

  1. Ireland and the Vikings Dublin Norwegian Viking capital Waterford Danish Viking capital Wexford the Norman capital The genetic legacy of the Norwegian and Danish Vikings is still visible separate to this day and there is relatively little overlap within the host Irish population. The Normans stayed long the coast and the river mouths where they built castles to prevent further Viking attacks., The total Viking genetic legacy in Ireland is approximately 23%. Ireland gained vastly from the Viking era being genetically, economically and socially and this applies to this day. Selective immigration and non-selective immigration are two completely different concepts. There is a DNA map of the genetic footprint of the Dublin Norwegian Vikings and the Danish Waterford Vikings and it is very visible to this day there is relatively little overlap. If I find the link I will post it for others to see.
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