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1 Religion is a major difference: most Scots are Presbyterians; most Irish are Catholics. 2  The Catholic minority in Scotland is largely Irish in origin. 3  The Presbyterians of Northern Ireland are mostly Scottish in origin. The Catholic minority in Scotland is largely Irish in origin. 2  The Presbyterians of Northern Ireland are mostly Scottish in origin. 3  The reason there are so many Presbyterians in Scotland is because of the 1707 act of Union,The Cromwell Invasion, and forced conversion of Scottish Catholics by the covenanters.
The word Celtic describes the people and culture that once dominated much of Western Europe. Gaelic is one of the languages spoken by the Celts. Gaelic is the language native to Scotland and is sometimes called Scottish Gaelic, Scots Gaelic, or Gaidhilg while Gaelig is the related langauge native to Ireland.These languages along with Manx are distinct from Brythonic Celtic languages which include Welsh, Breton, and Cornish.aelic is Celtic but it belongs to a different branch of Celtic than neighboring Welsh. Gaelic belongs to a branch of Celtic called Goidelic while  Welsh belongs to a branch of Celtic called Brythonic.. Manx is the only other member of the Goidelic branch of Celtic.