
Manuel Gago
Galician journalist, scholar, and associate professor at the University of Santiago de Compostela; director of culturagalega.gal cultural platform.
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Jun 7, 2026
Our half lost cousins - Lyric Feature
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Manuel GagoGUEST
Uh, and we know by evidence that, uh, there is a, a, a huge traffic in, in, in very old times relating to Neolithic that, um, people coming from the west Atlantic, uh, facade of Iberian Peninsula to Ireland, and probably to, to western of, uh, of Scotland.

Manuel GagoGUEST
So this kind of genetic evidence connects and fits very well with the old mythological tales.

Theo DorganHOST
powerful.One thing that strikes me is Galicia knows far more about Ireland than Ireland does about Galicia, and this seems to me very sad.

Manuel GagoGUEST
It's, it's really a pity and, but, uh, the, the, the good news is that we can build another kind of relation right now.

Manuel GagoGUEST
But, um, I think, um, uh, the explanation is that Galicia was, uh, maybe a more sea trader and fisher type island.