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I guess in that scenario because it's focused on Briton the Normans could still have come to be in Europe. It's what they do after they came to be that then might differ greatly in relation to their links to Briton. If the Gaelic speaking tribes do create a nationwide power base then a place...

The Battle of Clontarf in Ireland shows if tribes united they could defeat the Vikings. If at some stage they found a leader like a Charlemagne the the Gaelic speaking tribes of Briton had a chance of being brought together. The potential of that succeeding was seen with Boudicca for a short...

The world would be a very very different place. English would not exist for one. The mindset of conquering and colonising probably never happens and the parts of the world that experienced this potentially turn out very differently. The religious issues of the islands most likely never happen...

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The period when the Romans arrived. The Celtic Britons actually repel the Romans and then a more united Celtic nation is created which takes in the the whole of the island and Ireland. They then repel the Germanic tribes and the Normans. The modern version of the island has Gaelic as the...