Ooh! There is juicy meat thereabouts! The people who worshipped the monotheistic goddess worshipped in Asia Minor by the name of Danu (Diana) moved out and travelled west, and became the Tuatha de Danu (Faerie Folk) of Ireland first. Others, including those who eventually became the Hebrews (who arrogated the heresy of worshipping a consort of the Goddess) moved out later, then found no way back. And, following the fall of Troy, those who worshipped a later version of the same goddess (by the name of Latona) ended up founding Rome, yet were always remembered as Latins (People of the Goddess Latona), until they bought into the same heresy (in a relative sense) as the Hebrews. And the Irish followed suit. But you have knowledge of those keeping track of these sprawling sociopolitical situations from the ground. Gypsies are a touchy subject. Have some such blood in m’self, but no cultural connections.