Probably not that many in immigrant numbers, Icelanders are very welcoming towards foreigners though and pretty much every single Icelander speaks English at a good level.
Studies have shown that a majority of Iceland's women are actually descendants of Irish (Celtic) people kidnapped by vikings and brought to Iceland. So you could say that a good portion of Icelanders are actually Irish.
The name for "Iceland" in Irish is "an Íoslainn"; The name in Scottish Gaelic: ?
A lot of people Irish Dance. Originally it was the Irish, but now days many Americans, Canadians, Australians, British, and others dance. Many kids do competitive Irish dancing, but adults can do Irish dance as well. at the worldchampion ships you se an awful lot of americans british and australians sometimes more than there are irish people. surprisingly a lot of russians do irish dancing too.
A lot of french fries
No, that is a huge stereotype.
The earliest religions that were brought to Iceland came from Irish Monks. The original religion in Iceland was Norse paganism.
The Vikings were the first to live here. :P
Iceland, despite its name, is not very icy. Greenland and Iceland should swap names. So people in Iceland, live in houses, like most other parts of the world. In the winter it snows a lot but the schools dont close.
iceland was inhabited by Irish monks and hermits around the 8th century, the first man who permanently settled a tribe in iceland was named Ingólfr Arnarson
Originally, it's an Irish name but a lot of Scottish people use it as well.
Yes, Iceland has a lot of trees and plants.
Because he had too many fights there and killed a lot of people.
The earliest religions that were brought to Iceland came from Irish Monks. The original religion in Iceland was Norse paganism.