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Che C

In Ireland, what is the most common surname.?

Mines is Lynch,

    



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Chloe
OMG! My surname is Lynch (Loingsigh in Irish) too! It's a Cavan name I think.
I believe the most common is O' Brien, because the last High King was Brien Baru and his clan kept their name or something. O'Brien meaning 'From Brien'.
Anyway, it depend on the area really, in Mayo Lyons, Waldron and Murphy are really popular.


PÓG mo THÓIN
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Murphy, Kelly, O'Neill. Lynch is quite popular as well


gaspipe
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o brian, murphy, lynch, rielly..there fairly popular


I should be doing something else
In the Republic of Ireland the top 3 are Murphy, Kelly and O'Sullivan.

In Northern Ireland the top 3 are Kelly, Campbell and Wilson.


Orla C
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It's either O'Brien or Murphy.


James G
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http://wiki.answers.com/Q/What_is_the_most_common_Ireland_surname

murphy it is

In Co.Cavan (O)Reilly, smith and Brady are the usual suspects. We certainly got lots of Lynchs too


Shea
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Murphy, comrade.


magidge
Murphy might just beat the others to the post by a length or two..

But regional places have their own 'favourites'...

O'Sullivan in parts of Cork and Kerry
Mangan in parts of Kerry and Mayo...


maurice
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apart from the above, sharkey, harmon, o' donnell, & mc cann are popular also.


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me do i get 10 pts then


DB
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Byrne


xiluvdeanx
depends on which part of ireland you live in like where i live (wexford) delaney is a common surname but overall in ireland murphy is the most common i would say


elle.gunn
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Everyone seems to know a murphy, an o'sullivan & a Kelly.
id say lynch and the like of O'brien and Byrne are the most common


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it depends where you are e.g harte is very common in tyrone, quinn and mconville are common where i am, loadsa keane's in dublin etc


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Here in Cavan I'd say the most common are Smith, O Reilly and Brady (O Reilly & Brady not so much)


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I think Murphy or Ryan.


E-dizzle
uhh my last name is kelly


ayhartlasketchup
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O'Connor





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