New findings show that the Old Irish Goat is genetically connected to animals that lived in <a href="https://www.mid-day.com/mumbai-guide/things-to-do/article/from-ireland-to-bengal-explore-these-interesting-books-this-week-23623198?button=next" rel="nofollow">Ireland </a>around 3000 years ago during the Late Bronze Age.
This research indicates that the rare native breed has maintained a continuous lineage on the island over thousands of years.
The study uses biomolecular and archaeological evidence to reshape current views of Ireland&rsquo;s farming history.&nbsp;
It also strengthens the case for preserving the Old Irish Goat as a direct link to early agricultural life.
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