Catholics in Northern Ireland were Scottish transplants ????????

Question

My Grandfather was an Irish Catholic who once lived in Belfast, Northern Ireland. Someone told me that most of the Catholics in Northern Ireland were Scottish transplants is this true?

Answer 1

That would apply more to the Protestants who had settled the Belfast area, which would begin a long, bitter conflict between the green and the orange.

The orange drove the catholics off their land and have remained a stronghold in the six counties ever since.

Answer 2

those who stay/born in Northern eire are Northern Irish regardless of their faith............. in the experience that they opt for to be British and/or Irish it is their selection................as in accordance to the settlement between Britain and eire..... "What are the stereotypes of a catholic who's Northern Irish?".......... WHAT a stupid and ignorant part of say and no being Northern Irish isn't solely for protestants..............

Answer 3

the whole world is moved for miljon years. So dont make stories.