The Book 

African Irish Art looks into Ireland’s ancient past, well before the Celts and The Romans arrived on The Isles. Uncovering and highlighting clues that would suggest that the first people to arrive were in fact the African people. This book sets out to uncover similarities in the Gaelic language today and the language spoken of those first native African people that arrived on these islands.

The author, who has a keen interest In Irish History has worked on this research throughout his life, and has an enormous passion and determination to ensure his life’s work and findings in the area is recorded on paper and passed on to the next generation. Hopefully, this book can help start further conversation and research into our forgotten Irish heritage and that this book becomes a national archive and valuable resource into our past.

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Chapter Content

 

SECTION 1 - Understanding How We Talk

Prologue – Muckross

Black Official Racism in Ireland

History of The Word of Humankind

 

The Idea of The First Words Spoken on the Isles of Britain and Ireland

Connecting The Colors of The Social Algorithm with more stories

Linguistic Spectrum of Black Homo – Sapiens on The Isles of Britain and Ireland



First Primal Thoughts and Words

Black Primal Politics on the Isles - Primal Bureaucracy



The Narrative of The Isles of Britain and Ireland

Primal Tax Concept on The Isles

HAAKA is Gaelic

A Black Enigma

Homo Sapiens Made No Tense

Topsoil - Story Over Grass

 

 

SECTION 2 - Stories of Once Upon a Time

The First Kingdom of the Isles

Homo - Sapiens - Shannon Estuary

Landing on The Planet of The Isles

Minds directly from the Jungle



Gangani

Young Black African and Irish

Friendly Winners

Thomond Park - Own Haaka

SECTION 3 - Linguistic Paradigm

The Kingdom of Kerry

Brexit Paradigm Explained
– Black Deep Primal Senses on The Isles ( QUEENS LETTER 15/11/2015 )

 

Alliliú – Gaelic/Wolof from The Jungle

 

 

SECTION 4 - Social Structures, Sex, Spirituality and Politics 

Primal Spiritual Practices on The Isles of Britain and Ireland 

Sensuality of Black Homo – Sapiens on The Isles of Britain and Ireland 

Open House Speakers

Black Primal Politics on The Isles – Primal Village Life

 

SECTION 5 - Lost Stories & Street Names 

North America - Progenitor of Jamestown Social Complex to Harvard Report on Racial Atonement

SECTION 6 - Ptolemy Map of Ireland 

Ptolemy Map of Ireland 

First Ancient Settlement on The Isles

 

The Elbow Terminal for Fashionista or The Left Bank

 

SECTION 7 - Primal Philosophy of Reckoning

The Black Debacle

Color of The Wind

Da Wu Yu Code

Ooor – pronounced Hooker

Purse your Black Lips

Reforming The Congo on The Isles

Finding The Black Mark

Black Minds

Black Diamonds

Theissipline

Orinoco Flow - Sail Away Sail Away Sail Away

SECTION 8 - References 

First Words on The Isles spoken by Homo - Sapiens

More Words on The Isles of Britain and Ireland

City of London - The Institution

First Arrivals from the Jungle

Three Liffeys in Black Print

Family Names

References - African Irish Art

Epilogue