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D'Arcy is a French surname meaning 'from the village of Arcy' - it isn't Irish in origin.

Actually, while D'Arcy is French, the Darcy surname has origins in Ireland too. The Irish for Darcy is Ó Dhorcaigh, or Ó Dhorchaidhe, which translated back into English means "Descendant of the Dark One".

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The name Ó Cathasaigh (O'Casey) is derived from the male personal name

Cathasach, which means 'vigilant in war'.

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Names like this are left in their original spelling. There is no Irish equivalent of many American names.

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Ó Cathasaigh

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