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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lord of Galloway\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Scandinavian York\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Inner Seas off the West Coast of Scotland\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lord of Galloway\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Scandinavian York\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>

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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Scandinavian York\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lord of Galloway\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Scandinavian York\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>

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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Scandinavian York\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>

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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] [[~~shieldmaiden~~]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>

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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century. The [[Raven Clan]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>

	==Appearances==		==Appearances==

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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century~~. It also claimed to be descended from the legendary Viking warrior [[Ragnar Lothbrok]] through his son [[Ivarr the Boneless]]~~. The [[Raven Clan]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century. The [[Raven Clan]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.

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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was ~~{{wiki\|~~Uí Ímair}}, which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century. It also claimed to be descended from the legendary Viking warrior [[Ragnar Lothbrok]] through his son [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. The [[Raven Clan]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century. It also claimed to be descended from the legendary Viking warrior [[Ragnar Lothbrok]] through his son [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. The [[Raven Clan]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.

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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local Gaelic inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was {{wiki\|Uí Ímair}}, which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century. It also claimed to be descended from the legendary Viking warrior [[Ragnar Lothbrok]] through his son [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. The [[Raven Clan]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was {{wiki\|Uí Ímair}}, which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century. It also claimed to be descended from the legendary Viking warrior [[Ragnar Lothbrok]] through his son [[Ivarr the Boneless]]. The [[Raven Clan]] [[shieldmaiden]] [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.

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	The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lord of Galloway\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Scandinavian York\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>		The '''Norse-Gaels''' were a cultural group of people descended from [[Vikings\|Viking]] settlers in [[Ireland]] and [[Scotland]] who intermarried with the local [[Gaels\|Gaelic]] inhabitants during the early [[Middle Ages]]. The Norse-Gaels dominated much of the {{wiki\|Irish Sea}} and {{wiki\|Inner Seas off the West Coast of Scotland\|Scottish Sea}} regions from the 9th to 12th centuries. They would found the {{wiki\|Kingdom of the Isles}}, the [[Dublin\|Kingdom of Dublin]] and the {{wiki\|Lord of Galloway\|Lordship of Galloway}} while a Norse-Gaelic family ruled the {{wiki\|Scandinavian York\|Kingdom of York}} from 939 CE until 943. The most powerful Norse-Gaelic dynasty was [[Uí Ímair]], which controlled much of the Irish Sea, Dublin, the western coast of Scotland and some parts of northern [[England]] during the late 9th century.<ref name="WP">{{WP\|Norse-Gaels}}</ref> The [[Raven Clan]] ''[[jarl]]skona'' [[Eivor Varinsdottir]] was a distant relative of the Norse-Gaelic High King [[Bárid mac Ímair]] through the latter's relation to her mother [[Rosta]].<ref>''[[Assassin's Creed: Valhalla]]'' - ''[[Wrath of the Druids]]''</ref>

	Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>		Over time, the Norse-Gaels disappeared as a distinct ethnic group and became Gaelicised. However, they left a lasting influence on Irish and Scottish cultures such as the place names of the {{wiki\|Isle of Man}} and {{wiki\|Outer Hebrides}} to several clans having Norse-Gaelic roots, such as {{wiki\|Clan MacDonald}}, {{wiki\|Clan MacDougall}} and {{wiki\|Clan MacLeod}}. Additionally, the {{wiki\|gallowglass}} emerged from these Norse-Gaelic clans and became a vital part of Irish warfare.<ref name="WP"/>