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Dockrill is considered an Irish surname, typically associated with the Gaelic name "Ó Docair," which means "descendant of Docair." While it may have variations or connections in other regions, including Scotland, its primary origins are tied to Ireland. Therefore, it is more accurately classified as an Irish name.
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