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Where does the name Mannix come from?
It is of Irish / Gaelic heritage
What heritage is the name Kacey from?
The name Kacey is from Ireland,So it's Irish!
What does the name Lindsey mean in Irish?
It is not an Irish name, but it is of Old English heritage, meaning "marsh or island of linden trees".
What is the name of in Irish singing group that has numbers in it?
U2 is an Irish band
What is the enthic heritage of Caitlyn?
The name has origins in Ireland [Irish] and in Italy [Italian]
Does the name Hafey have any connection to Irish heritage?
My last name is Hafey and my ancestors come from an Irish background. They came from Ireland, into canada, and then into Maine. Hope this helps.
What is the name of one Irish singing group?
u2
Is McGinniss an Irish or Scottish name?
McGinniss is an Irish surname, derived from the Gaelic name "Mac Aonghuis," which means "son of Aonghus." The name is predominantly found in Ireland and is associated with Irish heritage. While there may be some variations or similar-sounding names in Scotland, McGinniss is primarily recognized as an Irish name.
Is jenna dewan Albanian?
The last name Dewan is of Irish origins and the last name even has a Coat of Arms in Irish history. The name Dawan or Dewan wound up with various extractions, ie; Duane, Dwane, Davin, Dewyne..etc.. Seems clear from the Coat of Arms that her father had much Irish heritage and I heard he also played for Norte Dame. And I think her mothers last name was Busch or something which would be maybe of German heritage. She looks Irish to me.
Does Sinead Michael have any middle names or any Irish heritage?
Her middle name is Zara :) and her twitter is @bieber4ever_xox
Is the name Lauren Irish?
The name "Lauren" is of Latin origin, meaning "laurel tree". "Irish" typically refers to someone from Ireland or of Irish descent. It is possible that "Lauren" is an individual with an Irish heritage or background.
What country does the name Cushla come from?
The name Cushla is of Irish origin, derived from the Gaelic name "Caoisleán," which means "the one who is gentle" or "the one who is soft." It is often used as a feminine name in Ireland. The name reflects the rich cultural and linguistic heritage of the Irish people.
