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Why Irish Eyes Look Different? Irish eyes carry a genetic combination found almost nowhere else on earth, the result of ancient hunter gatherers, Celtic migrations, and Viking ancestry layered over 10,000 years on a single island. Hmmm…interesting, looks like I have an Irish eyes too. 😁 #IrishAmerican #History

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