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Is Your Family Name On This Map of Ireland?
Irish Ancestry, Irish Family Map, Irish Family Names, Irish History Add comments
This brilliantly detailed map of Ireland lists over 700 traditional Irish surnames in the counties of their ancestry.
Trace your Heritage on this Ancestral Map of Ireland. Locate the roots and lineage of your family name in counties such as Derry, Dublin and Cork. Research your ancestral clan heritage and proximity to beautifully depicted Irish Historical Landmarks, such as the Cardonagh Stone Cross and the burial place of St. Patrick, with this easy to use alphabetical name listing and map grid system
This skillfully designed map, printed on quality parchment like paper, measures 17 by 22 inches and is suitable for framing to show pride in your Irish Heritage.
Makes a great gift or a unique supplement to your family tree portfolio display. Share the Genealogy of your family’s native homeland, Ireland with your friends and family.
Landmarks and Historical Locations
Cardonagh Stone Cross
Siege of Derry
Massacre at Magee
St. Columba
Antrim, Place of St. Patrick’s Captivity
Downpatrick, Burial Place of St. Patrick, St Brigid and St. Columbkille
Antiphenary of Banger
Book of Kells
Diarmaid and Gráinne
Glendalough Round Tower
Tara Brooch
Fochard, Birthplace of St. Brigid
Cromwells massacres at Drogheada
Battle of the Boyne
Wicklow, Landing Place of Palladius
Wexford, Landing Place of the Milesians
St. Finnian
Dinn Rig
Ahenny Stone Cross.
Celtic Invaders
Waterford, Landing of Strongbow and Henry II
Youghal, First Franciscan Convert
Kinsale, Landing of James II
Landing of the French at Bantry Bay
Siege of Dunboy
Landing Place of Partholan
Dingle Bay, Landing of Fitzmaurice
Ardagh Chalice
Cáshel Round Tower
Arran Isles, St. Edna’s Monestary
Battle of Athenry
Athlone Plaque
Medb, Queen of Connacht
Cú Chulainn
Lough Erne Reliquiary
Catach of St Columba
Cardonagh Stone Cross
Siege of Derry
Massacre at Magee
St. Columba
Antrim, Place of St. Patrick’s Captivity
Downpatrick, Burial Place of St. Patrick, St Brigid and St. Columbkille
Antiphenary of Banger
Book of Kells
Diarmaid and Gráinne
Glendalough Round Tower
Tara Brooch
Fochard, Birthplace of St. Brigid
Cromwells massacres at Drogheada
Battle of the Boyne
Wicklow, Landing Place of Palladius
Wexford, Landing Place of the Milesians
St. Finnian
Dinn Rig
Ahenny Stone Cross.
Celtic Invaders
Waterford, Landing of Strongbow and Henry II
Youghal, First Franciscan Convert
Kinsale, Landing of James II
Landing of the French at Bantry Bay
Siege of Dunboy
Landing Place of Partholan
Dingle Bay, Landing of Fitzmaurice
Ardagh Chalice
Cáshel Round Tower
Arran Isles, St. Edna’s Monestary
Battle of Athenry
Athlone Plaque
Medb, Queen of Connacht
Cú Chulainn
Lough Erne Reliquiary
Catach of St Columba
Counties:
CORK
WATERFORD
WEXFORD
KERRY
LIMERICK
TIPPERARY
CLARE
KILKENNY
CARLOW
QUEENS COY
KINGS COY
WICKLOW
KILDARE
DUBLIN
MEATH
WEST MEATH
ONGFORD
LOUTH
GALWAY
MAYO
LINGO
ROSCOMMON
LEITRIM
CAVAN
FERM
ANAGH
MONAGH
ARMAGH
DOWN
TYRONE
LONDONDERRY
ANTRUM
DONEGAL
CORK
WATERFORD
WEXFORD
KERRY
LIMERICK
TIPPERARY
CLARE
KILKENNY
CARLOW
QUEENS COY
KINGS COY
WICKLOW
KILDARE
DUBLIN
MEATH
WEST MEATH
ONGFORD
LOUTH
GALWAY
MAYO
LINGO
ROSCOMMON
LEITRIM
CAVAN
FERM
ANAGH
MONAGH
ARMAGH
DOWN
TYRONE
LONDONDERRY
ANTRUM
DONEGAL
January 25th, 2011 at 5:43 pm
Indeed, O’ Murphy is listed in County Cork
January 29th, 2011 at 10:24 pm
looking for any help with roots names o’moore, harrigan, murphy,
February 5th, 2011 at 5:53 pm
Where are the McBrides from and is it on the map?
February 11th, 2011 at 5:33 pm
The map shows the McBrides way up north in County Donegal
February 27th, 2011 at 12:05 am
I am looking for the family names of Frawley and Farley. I do not see them anywhere on the map. Any tips? Also, is there a way to find a more indepth search of the the O’Neill name in County Clare?
March 25th, 2011 at 4:01 am
I was not able to find out if my family name is on your map. My great grandfather’s surname is Quann or Quann. My great grandmother’s name is O’Neill.
April 5th, 2011 at 9:32 am
What county is the Scullin family from? And what does O’ mean – as in O’ Murphy is that the actual last name?
May 29th, 2011 at 11:36 pm
Where doe the McCabe family come from in Ireland?
July 15th, 2011 at 3:02 am
My mother’s faternal family name is Murphy. I have heard that they came from county Cork and settled on the Eastern Shore of Maryland. I would like to have more information of where they came from.
November 19th, 2011 at 12:01 am
My family name is Cross, and I have been told my dads family can be traced back to Ireland. I have no idea where, or if they changed their last name to Cross at some point. Any help?
November 21st, 2011 at 5:21 pm
Hi Elijah,
There is a McCross listed on the map, up north in County Donegal.
Hope this helps!