MacIldoon
Seen in Armagh. |
MacIldowney
A Derry name. See MacEldowney. |
MacIlduff
Meaning black haired one. Seen in Tyrone. Connected to Duff.
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MacIlhatton
Long associated with the northern most parts of Antrim and Derry.
Linked to MacHatton, Hatton and MacClatton. |
MacIlhenny
A popular Donegal name. |
MacIlholm
A Fermanagh-Tyrone clan. |
MacIlhoyle
Related to Coyle.
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MacIllesher
Once of Fermanagh, nearly all anglicised to Greene. |
MacIlravy
Or MacElreavy. Found in northern parts of Antrim and Derry.
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MacIlroy
The anglicisation of MacGiolla Rua (rua is red). Linked to Gilroy.
Found in Tyrone and Fermanagh. |
MacIlvany
Linked to MacElvenna and Mulvenna. |
MacIlveen
Seen in Down. |
MacIllwaine
Or Elwain. Usually a form of MacIlveen. See Down-Antrim area. |
MacInerney
A great Clare name. Nerney in parts of north Connacht. Connected
to Kinnerk. |
Ingram
Scottish and usually found in Ulster. |
MacInnes
A Scottish version of MacGuinness. |
MacIntyre
Usually of Scottish origin. Connected to MacAteer.
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Ireland
Name probably came from Irish immigrants to England who returned.
Common enough in north east. |
Irvine
Or Ervine. Scottish and Ulster. |
Irwin
Scottish and thus the Ulster connection. |
Ivers
Usually the anglicisation of MacIomhair. See Galway area. |
MacIvor
Usually a synonym of MacKeever and found in Tyrone. |
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