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… More input: Scottish people come from Scotland, and Irish people come from Ireland.Religion is a major difference: most Scots are Presbyterians; most Irish are Catholics. The Catholic minority in Scotland is largely Irish in origin. The Presbyterians of Northern Ireland are mostly Scott There are six Celtic languages. The Q-Celtic or Goidelic branch is represented by Irish, Scottish Gaelic and Manx, spoken in Ireland, Scotland and the Isle of Man respectively. The P-Celtic or Brythonic branch consists of Welsh, Cornish and Breton, spoken in Wales, Cornwall and Brittany (Bretagne). Moving on, all the languages belong to the Celtic group of languages, … but to different sub-groups. Scottish and Irish belong to the Goidelic group; Breton, Welsh and Cornish to the Brythonic group. If you need more detail, there is plenty about this on Wikipedia under 'Celtic languages'. 1.A â Both Scottish gaelic And Irish gaelic came the same: Root. celts.2 Scottish gaelic is spoken widely on the northern part Of, scotland Whereas Irish gaelic is spoken widely on the western part of The irish. region 1 Scottish people come from Scotland, and Irish people come from Ireland. 2  Religion is a major difference: most Scots are Presbyterians; most Irish are Catholics. 3  The Catholic minority in Scotland is largely Irish in origin. 4  The Presbyterians of Northern Ireland are mostly Scott The root of Irish Gaelic is the same with the Scottish’. Irish or Erse, referring to the people, was once called Gaelic and was classified by the English conquerors as the lowest class of people. These people spoke Gaelic even when the Anglo-Saxons expected their language to slowly die. Highland Scots, with their distinctive Scottish culture, are Celtic. The Scots were Irish who settled islands between Ireland and Great Britain and the northwestern coast of the main island of Great Britain, finally conquering the whole northern part of Britain. Scottish vs. Irish. There are a range of differences between the Scottish and the Irish. There are differences in the people themselves, their literature, their heritage, their food and their culture, to name just a few things.
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is celtic different from irish or scottish?