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My family is from County Cork and I am trying to confirm a few things.  When I visited the New Iceland Heritage Museum in 2016 I was told that the original settlers had come to Iceland with their Irish wives.  I met a delightful Irishman while I was there.  Had I been able to move there as planned in November, 2016 I am certain we would have made great friends.  I was also asked to help set-up and Gimli Flying Club and I did that, but virtually ~ I've just started Virtual Flying Club of the North© ® TM, An Intelligent Grandfather's Guide© ® TM björk : mutual core https://youtu.be/-WnzRqCK6Fs [5:14 minutes] By Iceland native björk 605K subscribers 764,843 views • Sep 26, 2019 • directed by andrew thomas huang Wow. I feature you in many of my works https://stangwebb.blogspot.com/ ,s https://cascadiamegaquake.blogspot.com/ , https://mountbakerstratovolcano.blogspot.com/ , https://manfromminto.blogspot.com/ , https://newiceland2.blogspot.com

    https://newiceland2.blogspot.com/ During my 2016 research at The New Iceland Heritage Museum in Gimli, Manitoba I was told that the original Iceland settlers were the Norse, and their Irish wives? I hope someone in Ireland can confirm this, with listed references, in the comment sections, below.   https://newiceland2.blogspot.com/

The Celts - BBC Series, Episode 1 - In the Beginning - Full Episode https://youtu.be/AU1dKfMIEUQ [51:18 minutes] By: FilmRise Documentaries 220K subscribers 3,902,836 views • Jul 31, 2014 • Click here to watch great FREE Movies & TV: http://filmrise.com In the debut episode of the series, the program looks at how the Celts were the first European people north of the Alps to rise from anonymity. This program looks at who the Celts were, where they came from and what made their culture so distinctive. For 800 years, a proud, vibrant, richly imaginative warrior people swept ruthlessly across Europe. The ancient Greeks called them "Keltoi" and honored them as one of the great barbarian races. Follow their fascinating story from their earliest roots 2,500 years ago through the flowering of their unique culture and their enduring heritage today, enhanced with stunning reconstructions of iron-age villages, dramatizations of major historical events and visits to mode

The Great Irish Famine - documentary (1996) https://youtu.be/0DK-GoVkRjw [1:25:33 minutes] By: Vintage Broadcasting System 7.42K subscribers 1,028,831 views • Feb 21, 2020 • What is commonly known as Ireland's Great Famine of 1845-1849 was a catastrophic tragedy that has embedded itself in the island's consciousness. The crop collapse and the political decisions around it decimated the island's population changing the course of Irish history. World history was also affected by a resultant wave of mass migration that spread Irish culture abroad, particularly to the United States. This documentary aired on the A&E cable channel in 1996. A small portion is missing at the 1:12:58 point (it is marked by a program ID) but the documentary and its information are basically intact and it is well worth watching.

Vintage Potato Farming in Ireland - Farming with Horses & Vintage Tractors - Irish Documentary https://youtu.be/wNpeCgzn22w [34:29 minutes] Videos of Irish Farming Life 28.7K subscribers 297,343 views • Oct 7, 2020 • In this film we capture how our ancestors grew potatoes here in Ireland for generations using horses and then the shift to the use of the tractor in the 1950s. We show each of the stages in potato farming from the preparation of the ground, fertilising, planting ands then on to the harvesting. No crop is as associated with Ireland as the Potato and we look at its vital role as a food source. In this film we feature a local cook preparing two traditional Irish dishes with the humble potato. This film, originally called "A Taste of Farming Life" was produced by John Thompson Video Production, Garvagh, Northern Ireland. Please subscribe to our channel if you enjoyed this video http://bit.ly/2Qj95VI Check out our Irish farming life playlist at https://

Traditional Farming Documentary -- Farm life in Ireland during the 1930s - "Preserving the Past" https://youtu.be/r2QhFbFY2G4 [50:06 minutes] By: Videos of Irish Farming Life 28.7K subscribers 718,941 views • Mar 28, 2020 • This traditional farming documentary follows the farming year and way of life for the people of Ireland at the begging of the last century. Subscribe to our channel here https://goo.gl/E5V6sB Filmed in Muckross Traditional Farm, Killarney, replicas farms and dwelling from that period exist to show what life was like in rural Ireland during the 1920's and 30's. The farms themselves are actual working farms with their own horses, cattle, sheep, pigs and hens, they are situated in the centre of Killarney National Park. We show the farming methods as they would have been in this era when all farm work was carried out by horses, donkeys and human labour. Planting potatoes in ridges, growing corn (oats) and haymaking are shown in this film a