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It is numerous in Monaghan and Cavan, followed by Leitrim and Meath.
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What part of Ireland is does the surname Gaughan come from?
Kildare
Where did the majority of Irish immigrants come from?
immigrants from Ireland come form Ireland.
What nationality is the surname Hoye?
It is Irish from the northern part of Ireland and is possibly derived from a Viking name.
What part of Ireland did the name Donohue come from?
Donoghue, originally O'Donoghue (Ó Donnchú) is the surname of several septs in Desmond (Cork/Kerry), Hy Many(Galway) and Co. Cavan.
What part of Ireland does the name Murphy come from?
Murphy (Ó Murchadha or Mac Murchadha) is the most common surname in Ireland.It arose independently in several parts of Ireland: Tyrone, Sligo, and Wexford.Today it is found in Wexford, Carlow, Cork, Kerry. The Ulster Murphys are strong in Armagh and the surname is widepread in Ulster. A more modern spelling is Ó Murchú (pronounced ó murrakhoo).
When did north Ireland join the UK?
Ireland became part of the United Kingdom in 1801. At that time it was all of Ireland that was part of it. Northern Ireland did not come into existence until 1922. At that time it stayed part of the United Kingdom, while the rest of Ireland became independent.
What part of Ireland does the name Quinlan come from?
The Quinlan family name comes from County Meath. This is in the eastern part of Ireland, in the province of Leinster.
What part of Ireland does the surname Burke come from?
Burke is not actually an Irish name at all - it comes from the Norman Frenc De Burgo and in Irish language is still De Burca. For more information visit http://indigo.ie/~wildgees/burkes.htm
Most of the settlers in Appalachia come from what part of the world?
England, Ireland, and Scotland
Which potato did not come from Ireland?
Potatoes were brought back to Ireland and the rest of Europe from the "New World", South America, upon their discovery by European explorers. Potatoes were not found anywhere in Europe, Asia or Africa until they were imported. Ireland became dependent on potatoes after their importation to Europe largely because it was a poor country and potatoes grow quickly and easily in many different climates.
What does the surname Rigdon come from?
Rigdon is the Celtic word for Hill Dweller.Generally thought to be from the southern part of England.
When did the lepricorns come to Ireland?
They are mythical creatures that dont exist, they are only part of mythology.
