Contae An Dúin (Down). Contae sounds like kun-tay, An sounds like on and Dúin rhymes with noon.
County Down
Johnson is not an Irish name. This is not to say there are not Johnsons with Irish ancestry. So no Irish county is associated with the name Johnson.
Yes! He is from Bangor, County Down, Ulster, Ireland! He is Irish.
Down, Cork, Mayo.
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Down comes from the Irish word Dún, meaning a fort. The county takes the name from its main town, Downpatrick. Downpatrick was the fort of Patrick. That is a reference to Saint Patrick.
County Down takes its name from Downpatrick, the county town. The word "Down" appearing in any Irish place name comes from the Irish word Dún which usually refers to a fort. Downpatrick is named after the stronghold of Patrick, Ireland's patron saint.
probably tipperary as it was founded there
It comes from the Irish word Dún. It usually means a fortress. Lots of Irish place names start with Down or Dun, as they refer to a fortress too.
County Galway is Contae na Gaillimhe; the city is Gaillimh.
thíos (as a position)síos (as a movement)
The proud and noble Irish surname Sharron is first found in the records of County Donegal, where they'd held family seat. However, some say that this is an offshoot of the Prendergast Clan of County Mayo (still Irish, though...)