(1) -- Location of Irish Family Names (Kevin Slean - Raheny - Dublin 5)

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Kevin Slean - Raheny - Dublin - Ireland

[@forgottenknowledge8917]

I see both my fathers and mothers names are here. I'm Australian without much knowledge of how we for here. Most of my family look Irish as... I feel like something has been taken. We come from ancient clans. We even had family crests and ancient seats.

[@Local_Leo21]

Strange to not include a highly influencial family from cork county on here. The Gallery family was banished from clare, went to scottland, came back to conquer Galway [hence the name similarity] and was welcomed back with nobility. We even have a family historian.

[@alansimpson596]

The surnames Crilly, Maguire, Hacket, Doyle and Brennan are well established on Craggy Island just off the Irish coast.

[@paulmcquaid2940]

🤣

[@barrymcguire7124]

Simpson is simply Shelbyville

[@brendonferris5637]

As in Mrs Doyle from father Ted

[@mgradiant]

DRINK! FECK! ARSE! GIRLS!

[@sleipnir694]

And Mustard.....

[@kendramanuel1276]

I’m a descendent of Marguerite O’Haran-Booth. I’m told that we came from Sligo. She was born 1897-1968. I never got to meet her but I was told wonderful stories. Someday I will get to visit 🍀❤️

[@ohcanada8084]

I paused the video when Westmeath popped up, and searched for my Gram’s family, and yep, there they were! ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️

[@jivanvasant]

COUNTY CORK IRELAND Thanks for sharing your Map of Irish Family Names. [7:04] My family name is located on your map in County Cork. I did not understand the importance of family names to the Irish until I met two men many years ago who were associated with a new partner of mine, surname Allen, in a fund-raising project. While I was in waiting in their office reception room, the two men came out to meet me. They introduced themselves to me, and I introduced myself to them with mutual handshakes. When I pronounced my surname, Coleman, their faces became radiant with big smiles, and one of them replied proudly, "County Cork!". They knew my family genealogy better than I did. As a result of this Irish Family Map, I discovered that the Allen family is also from County Cork. ☘

[@waynemcauliffe2362]

My lot are from County Cork too mate

[@longhunter1975]

County cork my family Callahan and my wife Fitzmorris

[@jeanjensen7525]

Hollander

[@johannagaskin2467]

Oconnor

[@johannagaskin2467]

Where are oconnors from

[@theharper1]

Geraghty appears in Roscommon where it originated but also in Galway. My ancestor was from Meath. No idea how far back they mived from Roscommon.

[@kristinebailey6554]

The Kelly/Kelley's are all over the map. Just like here in the USA. My brothers Michael and Patrick are everywhere too. : )

[@tomwhelan4561]

Thankyou! Finally a 'whelan near Kilkenny! No wonder I like drinking it,here in Australia,cheers!

[@malcolmmccaleb2638]

I like the way you show all the names. I will try to make a copy so that I can find my fathers ancestors McCaleb, or something of the original Irish surname before it was change when they reached America.

[@valeriecronin6772]

Glad to see my name there in Cork. My Grandad was from Skibbereen.

[@lenzybluz4347]

Mine too 😊

[@jamesgill6213]

don't worry its not your fault

[@eyesup9542]

Thank you so very much for this 💖

[@frankpaquet295]

I found Robinson which is my maiden name; my aunt found a lot of our relatives in Ireland when she was doing genealogy for the family. (from Sandi)

[@CarolHestbech]

Good to know that I have found Harty, Griffin, and Kavanagh .

[@patcunningham5942]

Thanks, amazing, informative and very interesting. From where did this derive?

[@carlaleonardwright2673]

My Grandparents were both from Sligo Gilmartin and Leonard, my eyes are so bad I cant see if they are on there or not 🤣❤. Well done for putting this all together! X

[@carlaleonardwright2673]

@@richardsamuels4266 thank you! X

[@RASAAH777]

My great great great grandfather was a Leonard. Do you happen to know if the name was spelled “Lennard” at any point in history? I’ve found US Census records which have both spellings.

[@carlaleonardwright2673]

@@RASAAH777 i think it most likely has, name spellings get changed a lot dont they...even people changing their whole surname..

[@Mftw767]

I live in galbally not too far a way .I assume your people are from the foot of the galty mountains

[@carlaleonardwright2673]

@@Mftw767 all I know is they were from Tubbercurry....The Leonard's had a farm and many of my grandfathers siblings moved to America....My Nan's mum and dad the Gilmartin's were Teacjers... I would love to visit the area one day xx

[@Armyjay]

Cheers, interesting map. My name is Jason Patrick Quinn. All the first born boys in the line are J -- Patrick Quinn, my Grandfather Joseph and my Great Grandfather John and so on.

[@justmyopinion526]

The surname "Griffin" has two primary Gaelic sources in Ireland, which pertain to the towns of Ballygriffey in Co. Clare, and Ballygriffin in Co. Cork. The spelling "Ó Gríofa. I have traced my one part of my family history to Ireland and found cousins too. But I cannot see that name of your map?

[@jimkeating9660]

My name is Keating the name came from the Norman invasion of Ireland, it supposedly means firer arrows. Did not see it anywhere on these maps.

[@awso-noanazz]

I couldn't find Massey which is supposed to be from the Roscommon, East Roscommon, Longford regions.

[@m.fheagle3286]

I thought my family (Heagle) was from the Cork area, I see Healy and Begley maybe?

[@ronzombie6541]

Could you tell me where this information was derived from? And where one might find it?

[@sherryblatt4459]

Kilkenny here!!☘️

[@overtonwindowshopper]

What does it mean if a name is written in all caps?

[@johnregan6078]

Big up to all the Regan’s around the world 🇮🇪👊🏻🙏🏼

[@elizabethvidal7287]

Our Power(s) line lived in Limerick but maybe only 2 generations? Maybe from Cork and Waterford? Can't find 2nd great grandfather. Very common surname. Surname was de la Poer/de la Poar/de and le Poher (Brittany, France) vis Conomor I, Prince of Poher, King of Dumnonia - Year 540's. My mother Powers has a DNA match to Conomore I.

[@peterellis6862]

I have some serious doubts about the efficacy of this map. The family name Moran dominates the Sligo/Mayo border and the town of Ballina is full of shops with the name above, but they are not shown at all on this map.

[@PrimetimeBJJ]

Ayy I'm a Moran. Apparently there was 2 Irish Moran familys that migrated to the US a long long time ago.

[@forgottenknowledge8917]

...and the there's the famous Aussie Moran's.

[@jameskerrigan2997]

Thanks found it😊

[@paulpower2680]

Thanks for posting. Every name in Tyendinaga Township Ontario Canada is on there. We all came over just before or during the English Genocide of the 1840's. They are still clinging to the north. Unbelieveable. Maybe someday.

[@jayveebloggs9057]

Pathetic and full of hate Paul

[@Occident.]

My ancestors fled the engineered Famine to. My 3x great grandfather married a girl of Irish parents born in Wales. They move to Stockton N/E England. They had 21 Children. There's thousands of us on Tyneside. Up the Gaels. 👍

[@MaryBradley-s3s]

People of Northern want to stay in the union

[@NobbyClark-g3y]

It's attitudes like that, drip feeding poison into babies so they're filled with hate and resentment that perpetuates wars and genocide. What about the indigenous peoples of Canada and north America, the Irish were complicit in their genocide? Don't blame the English, it was the Normans, ie Norsemen from France that invaded England then parcelled it off, subjugating the locals before moving into Wales and Ireland.

[@quantumcontactwithmckennajames]

Thank you! How do I get one of these?

[@carolynesimpson6070]

My 2 nd Great Grandparents on my father’s Paternal side were Michael Moloney(sometimes spelt Maloney) and Flora (Florence ) Donnelly. Michael Moloney (Travelling Tailor)came from Cashel, Tipperary, Ireland and Flora Donnelly came from Clonmel, Tipperary , Ireland. Also on my father’s maternal side my other 2 nd Great Grandparents Owen King and Catherine Owens came from Roscommon, Ireland. Myself im from Lancashire, Dngland and very proud to have Irish Ancestors. 😊

[@DanaPAH]

Cool, my earliest known Irish ancestors are a McHugh and a McManus who married each other in the late 1700s in the county Fermanagh area. And lo', I found both their last names super quickly after finding a good view of Fermanagh on the map at 2:38.

[@richardtomalty693]

Looking for Tomalty. There are many spellings. Tom(elty), ulty, altaigh etc.. Any connections. I have seen some on maps before.

[@spooksyschannel3038]

Where is Gorgan from in Ireland? Google says Cork and Kerry. With it being from Harrigan and Hanrahan before Irish Anglicization

[@germullally9736]

Well done Kevin. O'Mullally / Mullally or it's derivative Lally, originating in South Galway and now also prominent in Tipperary and Kilkenny is not included

[@theweemanfromgordon]

I am surprised by how "accurate" the presentation is my family Clarke shows in Co Meath - where my Dad's from, a cousin married a Durkin from Co Sligo you have Durkan another cousin married a McWeeney from Leitrim and again on the money.

[@lisawaters2585]

Nice video. Did you make the map yourself?

[@candicekellyhomes]

We Kelly’s are all over the place!

[@williamconran7277]

My grandparents were from co carlow leighlinbridge co carlow

[@julibrady7427]

My last name is Brady, found it on the map. But am constantly teased in reference to the TV show.

[@patrickdoake6022]

Looking for doake believe Dromore and Craigavon 2 places and somewhere near Cork white something

[@ireneyoung8696]

Interesting

[@paulmcquaid2940]

My family are from Fermanagh and bingo! There they are on the map 👍😁

[@joannemadden7449]

O'Madden from Connaught, although the spelling over the centuries has changed. I believe at one point it was O'Madiangn or something like it. My Children are 1st Generation Americans, I've kept My Maiden name so that Generations down the ages can be traced back to the 1st O'Madden in America.

[@billkennedy4913]

Cummins family has been in Kilkenny/Waterford area for +400 years...... didn't see this reference ?

[@ronzombie6541]

@5:51 McNaughton bottom right of center.

[@elainaworsley470]

My mother's maiden name was Dean and he was born in Bradford I think but I was told that his side of the family came over from Ireland not sure when but I could not find a Dean on the map.

[@ronzombie6541]

@1:19 McNickle, McKenney next to each other bottom center.

[@waynemcauliffe2362]

Found my lot at the top of Cork cheers mate

[@lindadobson9854]

Wheres Decoveny? Or Westwood

[@ggkitchener1122]

My irish perhaps is Nicholls. Murphy. O'Neill latter 2 southern nr Cork

[@jol4342]

I found my name in the County Cork.

[@Eggnoodlesandketchup3]

Any information on the surnames Courtney and size?

[@robertalbrecht2748]

Is Langan in there my eys are not the best anymore, thanks, fun video, allLove

[@kat2270]

Langan is at 5.47 just above the name O' Donnell in the county of Galway.

[@kat2270]

Also in the county of Limerick just below the names Quinn and Hogan.

[@davidartery7349]

There’s heaps of Irish surnames on here where iam from

[@johnbolton9483]

Grandmas maiden name was Harrah which i guess was changed from O'Hara at some point .

[@debramm]

Surname is McCann. (Mac Cana; “Son of Cana” meaning wolf cub. Convict to Australia, 1826 i believe. Married to O’hara, Family tree names are Byrne, Hogan, Kelly, Sheehan, Fogarty, Ryan, Carmody.. And much more! Lmao

[@decembergem4598]

McCarthy I know, looking for Mannix

[@sweetpeach6583]

Anyone know where the name Reazin comes from? Was told we had an ancestor with that name came from Ireland.

[@lizzysherwood8607]

what's happened to the sound?

[@waynemcauliffe-fv5yf]

Thanks mate i found my lot

[@MollyMalone-kq9iw]

Both sets of My grand parents O ' Toole ,, Byrne ,, McGuire,, O ' Hagan. Great grandparents O'toole ,, Newman ,, Mc Donald & Mc Guinness.. 💚🤍🧡🙏🏼🇮🇪☘️📿

[@marieravening927]

I was looking for Wade which was my maiden name. I believe there is a village called Wade in Ireland and I understand my family went to the UK from Ireland several generations ago. Does anyone know of such a place?

[@brendan8131]

The surname Wade is mainly Country Antrim, other variation is “Waide”. Not sure of a town

[@gburke36]

Is there audio with this?

[@kel6385]

woods here and hammond, corbett. :)

[@MaryBradley-s3s]

NO Bradley there some in Co Meath

[@johnfunchion]

...i also don’t see gethings or lanphere which are french in the callan kilkenny area

[@Canopus68]

I keep searching for Jackson's. I never met my father. All I know about him was he was W B Jackson from Alabama. I know at least one Jackson family came to the US. I don't know what to believe because they are listed as Quakers. I don't know why given all that happened in Ireland why would you want to be a Quaker? It's interesting that my wife is a second generation Scot. My grandmother was English and immigrated to the US. She was a high end milliner and made hats for the wealth women in New York.

[@toadjam12000]

I don't see Starr. Many were Captains from 1300's to 1800's then immigrated to US.

[@dmmaid7917]

Was looking for Swords....couldn't find it....but they were all born there

[@olenick9590]

These are irelands heritage folk (1st nations) arguably

[@markmcsharr8777]

Where does the Mcsharry name come from

[@anitaodom9985]

My Dad's name was James Oliver Harrison. His hair was coal black but all 12 of his brothers had red hair. I always wondered if his family was from Ireland or Scotland. Is the name Harrison from Ireland?

[@anitaodom9985]

Oh, have over 51 percent DNA found in Scotland.

[@ggkitchener1122]

Harrison yes irish of huguenot descent

[@georgiaprice4490]

Peter Woodas Mountmellack, 1600's

[@elvis12893]

I viewed on another site that Mac is Irish and Mc is Scottish. Now this map is showing the opposite. WHAT ?

[@joebyrne3159]

Mc is Irish!

[@OSTARAEB4]

@@joebyrne3159 Mc is the anglicized version of Mac.

[@joebyrne3159]

@@OSTARAEB4, answering the previous comment!

[@frankmcgowan3371]

McGowan damn near everywhere

[@dequidaqwadoa1553]

Any Pollock families out there ?

[@bartonbella3131]

Is there no sound on this video

[@maureenurquhart]

My Maiden name Crossan is on this map from Donegal cant find my Mums maiden name Cord but found my Great Grandmothers name of McCarthy plus many more thank you for this ❤❤❤

[@jamescos3267]

I’m a costigan I’m not sure where the name comes from as it doesn’t sound irish

[@johnteeling4679]

A corruption of Costello ?

[@rhondadavis6894]

I am trying to find Mullins, it is quite difficult to go through this mappingof so many Sir-Names. If anyone could help me, I would thoroughly appreciate it. Thank you But I am still trying!

[@H20.]

There's lots of Mullins in Cork, maybe start there.

[@ChristophersMum]

I can't seem to find the Bann clan here😐

[@johnfunchion]

...my name funchion is not there... my name possibly french is in the callan kilkenny area going by the ‘map of ireland names 1580’

[@heatherwhitehead3743]

Okeefe and the shortened Munns are the names of family

[@pfcwar5150]

What does it mean,.. some names are bigger than others?

[@pauloconnor5101]

Not sure it means much since there are plenty of O'Connors in Kerry but it's barely on the map 😁

[@genellesmay1878]

@@pauloconnor5101 I'm a relative of Hannah Rosemary O'Connor. She's buried in USA but I can't find her information. I was told she was from Dublin in County Cork. Thanks for listening!!

[@pnr9730]

I could only find one Carey??

[@iamgod6464]

Our Family Name is O'Dopey, so what part of Ireland are we from I wonder?

[@dominicestebanrice7460]

The O'Dopey's hail from a small island off the west coast of Ireland called the Isle of FaakOff.

[@iamgod6464]

@@dominicestebanrice7460 Thankee, tobe sure, tobe sure. Top of the Morning to yer!

[@maddyp.w.6326]

What about the name Gillespie place name ?

[@carolcollins3108]

Thank you , This is very interesting. I'm looking for Family name Fynn. Henry Francis Fynn , he came to South Africa in 1820. My grandfather told me that he came from the North.

[@SonOfViking]

Fynn is an alternative spelling for the more usual "Finn", both of which are derived from the Gaelic sept the "O'Fionnaigh" who were primarily based in Sligo though with branches further east. The "y" indicates that his branch were from the ancient territory of Oriel, which is now parts of South Armagh and North East Monaghan in Ulster, so that would tally with him coming from "the north" too.

[@carolcollins3108]

@@SonOfViking Thank you. This is most interesting.

[@catherinedelaney147]

The O'Flynns or MacFlynns are from the Antrim area of Northern Ireland

[@SonOfViking]

@@catherinedelaney147 Not the same name. "Flynn" derives from the Gaelic "flainn" indicating either ruddy complexion or red hair, and therefore appeared as a cognomen quite independently in several parts of the country, normally to distinguish a family branch from its original sept, which would have used a completely different name in each case. "Fynn" is derived from the Gaelic "fionn", meaning fair of complexion or fair haired, and would have arisen in much the same way, but in fewer areas that we know of. This difference is also reflected in the number of people using these respective surnames today throughout the island - the "Flynns" (whose largest concentration would have been in Munster, not Ulster) far outnumber the "Finns".

[@terencefynan8611]

@@SonOfViking I'm a fynan ,they came from mayo but the thing is in Denmark thier is a island called fyn ,I seen it spelt fynan, but the fynans all die of c.o.p.d or alpha 1 which is common in the North of Europe, they say if you have alpha 1 you from the Vikings

[@gordythecreator]

I'll keep trying, but please lmk if anyone has or seen evidence of my last name.

[@richardmcgrath7959]

Didn't spot my name anywhere.

[@donnaeve6084]

Hayes from Tipperary here❤

[@pheddupp]

I found my grandmother's maiden name, Stack, and her husband, my grandfather's surname Larkin in a few different counties. Thanks so much for this map of Ireland. Cheers!

[@omannion6575]

Yes lad im a mannion but ma is a larkin

[@annegribben444]

Stack was donald TRUMPS MUMS name I read...scotland area

[@joannehughes9207]

My dad told me an legend of our name which I googled recently and it was true we lost a battle so we lost the Mc

[@cryptozoomauler5505]

Imagine how different things would be if not for the starvation and persecution of the catholics that drove so many irish to flee to America - those not shipped over as slaves by Cromwell.

[@MuzixMaker]

I wouldn't be here. I want reparations!

[@maryblushes7189]

​@@MuzixMaker😅😂😅

[@dennismckown4951]

ifinally saw a name close to my own. thought we didnt exist in Ireland, although our ancestral history says we did.

[@anthonymiley188]

Looking for miley, millea or similar. Anybody help out.

[@alansimpson596]

The surname Miles is fairly common in the north if that's any help.

[@anthonymiley188]

@@alansimpson596 thanks for the info.

[@Richard-zm6pt]

Where are the LISTONs in Limerick???

[@mrbabyhugh]

look for a name similar or try to find a variant, Liston could have been anglicized from the original. As much as mine is anglicized it's on here.

[@catherineskis]

At marker 2:34, what area of Ireland is this?

[@loftylady158]

Look for the larger size font for the county names...I see counties Sligo/Leitrim/Cavan/Tyrone/Fermanagh/Armagh at 2:34

[@TomAdamson-m9i]

Are they Aglesised names or purely Irish.?

[@mrbabyhugh]

mine listed with the anglicized, so i believe mostly anglicized names here.