What do Irish people look like? Hair, eyes, skin, nose, lips and face in 82 observed portraits
6 trait families measured across 82 documented portraits of Irish people. Each family links to its full distribution.
Catalog portraits for Irish are AI-generated adult subjects; the measurements on this page come from documented photographs of real people, not from these images.
Irish hair
n = 78Irish: hair texture (andre walker) 1B — straight, medium in 47% of 78; hair color Dark brown in 41% of 79; hair density Average in 58% of 78; hairline shape Rounded in 46% of 76; graying pattern None in 61% of 79.
Irish eyes
n = 80Irish: iris color Blue in 29% of 48; eye shape Almond in 56% of 80; upper eyelid crease type Double, medium (~6-9mm) in 82% of 76; epicanthic fold Absent in 100% of 78; palpebral fissure slant Slight downslant in 56% of 79; eyebrow shape Soft arch in 85% of 80.
Irish skin tone
n = 65Irish: fitzpatrick skin type Type II — fair in 57% of 65; skin undertone Warm (yellow / golden) in 49% of 55; pigmentation pattern Uniform in 82% of 68; freckling density None in 70% of 79.
Irish nose
n = 80Irish: bridge profile (sagittal) Straight in 59% of 80; bridge height Medium in 90% of 80; bridge width Medium in 65% of 80; tip shape and definition Defined / refined in 63% of 80; nostril shape Oval, horizontal in 98% of 80; alar base width Balanced in 78% of 80; nasal length (proportional) Balanced in 71% of 80.
Irish lips
n = 80Irish: overall lip volume Moderate in 75% of 80; upper-to-lower lip volume ratio Balanced (~1:1) in 100% of 80; cupid's bow morphology Soft / rounded in 94% of 80; philtrum definition Defined columns in 48% of 80; mouth width Balanced in 88% of 80.
Irish face shape
n = 80Irish: overall face shape Oval in 44% of 80; cheekbone (zygomatic) prominence Moderate in 84% of 80; cheekbone width (bizygomatic breadth) Balanced in 79% of 80; midface morphology Balanced in 50% of 80; forehead shape (sagittal) Rounded / convex in 66% of 80; jaw width (bigonial) Balanced in 52% of 79; mandibular angle (gonial angle) Soft / obtuse in 57% of 80; chin shape (frontal) Rounded in 89% of 79; chin projection (sagittal) Balanced in 100% of 80.
Where these numbers come from
82 publicly documented portraits of notable Irish people were assessed by a vision model against the full 22-vocabulary schema, one value per dimension. Values are what the photographs show, read by a model, not population measurements. Each table counts only portraits where the value could be assessed; covered, obscured and unclear portraits are reported separately.
Notable-people corpora skew older, so hair color over-represents gray and white, and image quality varies. Treat shares as a description of this sample.
These rows are not yet in the published catalog dataset, which currently carries the earlier single-row analysis; see the methodology. A family page exists only when at least 10 portraits carry an assessable value.