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Surnames from County Dublin

11 surnames on the atlas name County Dublin as a homeland or a place the name was found.

A listing here means the name's sourced entry (Woulfe, Irish Names and Surnames (1923); Ireland–Spain relations (Wikipedia)) names Dublin as the family's homeland or where the name was found. It does not mean every bearer lives here or came from here, and many names are listed under more than one county.

Byrne Ó Broin Gaelic sept · “descendant of Bran, 'raven'” Also: Wicklow Casey Ó Cathasaigh Gaelic sept · “descendant of Cathasach, 'vigilant in war'” Also: Cork · Limerick Díaz — (Spanish name; Diaz in English) Spanish — the New Irish · “'son of Diego' — a patronymic from the Visigothic period; El Cid himself was Rodrigo Díaz de Vivar, son of Diego” Also: Cork · Kerry Doyle Ó Dubhghaill Norse-Gaelic · “descendant of Dubhghall, 'dark foreigner' — a Viking” Also: Wexford · Wicklow Fitzsimons Mac Síomóin Norman · “son of Simon” Also: Meath · Cavan Kilcoyne Mac Giolla Chaoine Gaelic sept · “son of the servant of St Caoine, or of 'the gentle youth'” Also: Leitrim McCormack Mac Cormaic Gaelic sept · “son of Cormac, 'charioteer'” Also: Longford · Roscommon Plunkett Pluincéid Norman · “Norman Blanchet, from French blanc, 'white, pale'” Also: Meath · Louth Ronan Ó Rónáin Gaelic sept · “descendant of Rónán, 'little seal'” Also: Cork · Longford · Mayo Sherlock Scurlóg Norman-English · “'fair-locked' — bright-haired” Also: Meath · Kilkenny Wallace de Bhailís Norman-Welsh · “le waleis — 'the Welshman, the foreigner'” Also: Limerick · Waterford

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