Celtic Names with the Prefix Mac
Names with the Prefix Mac.[1]
Name. | County. |
MacAlister, | Antrim. |
MacArdell, | Monaghan. |
MacArthur, | Limerick. |
MacAuley, | Westmeath. |
MacAuliffe. | Cork. |
MacBrady. | Cavan. |
Mac Breen, | Kilkenny, Tyrone. |
MacBrennan, | Roscommon. |
MacBride, | Donegal. |
MacBrodin, | Clare. |
MacCabe, | Cavan, Monaghan. |
MacCaffrey, | Fermanagh. |
MacCafney, | Cavan. |
MacCaghwell, | Tyrone. |
MacCann, | Armagh, Louth. |
MacCartan, | Down. |
MacCarthy, | Cork, Kerry, Tipperary. |
MacCashin, | Queen’s. |
MacClancy, | Clare, Cork, Kerry, Leitrim. |
MacClean, | Antrim, Donegal. |
MacCloskey, | Donegal, Londonderry. |
MacCogan, | Queen’s. |
MacCoggan, | Leitrim. |
MacCoghlan, | King’s. |
MacColreavy, | Leitrim. |
MacConmee, | Tyrone. |
MacConnell, | Londonderry, Tyrone. |
MacConry, | Galway. |
MacConsnava or Ford, | Leitrim. |
MacConway, | Longford, Sligo. |
MacCormac, | Longford, Tipperary. |
MacCoskley, | Tyrone. |
MacCourt, | Tyrone. |
MacCracken, | Londonderry. |
MacCraith or Magrath, | Clare, Fermanagh, Kerry, Tipperary, Waterford. |
MacCrehan, | Kerry. |
MacCrossan, | Donegal, Tyrone. |
MacDavett, | Donegal, Mayo. |
MacDermott, | Roscommon, Sligo. |
MacDonnell, | Antrim, Clare, Fermanagh, Kildare, Londonderry, Monaghan, Queen’s. |
MacDonough, | Cork, Sligo. |
MacDorchy, | Leitrim. |
MacDougall, | Antrim. |
MacDowell, | Roscommon. |
MacDuvan, | Donegal. |
MacEgan, | Galway, Kerry, Tipperary. |
MacElligot, | Kerry. |
MacEneiry, | Limerick. |
MacEnteggart, | Fermanagh. |
MacEvoy, | Armagh, Queen’s, Westmeath. |
MacFadden, | Donegal. |
MacFergus, | Leitrim. |
MacFineen, | Kerry. |
MacFinnevar, | Leitrim. |
MacFirbis, | Sligo. |
MacGargan, | Cavan. |
MacGarrahan, | Fermanagh. |
MacGarry, | Mayo. |
MacGauran, | Cavan. |
MacGavan, | Longford, Mayo. |
MacGennis, | Down. |
MacGeoghegan, | Westmeath. |
MacGeraghty, | Mayo, Sligo. |
MacGettigan, | Donegal. |
MacGibbon, | Mayo. |
MacGilbride, | Donegal. |
MacGilchrist, | Longford. |
MacGilduff, | Galway. |
MacGilfinnen or Leon, | Fermanagh. |
MacGilfoyle, | Tipperary. |
MacGillicuddy, | Kerry. |
MacGilligan, | Londonderry, Longford. |
MacGillikelly, | Clare, Galway. |
MacGilmartin, | Leitrim. |
MacGilmichael, | Monaghan. |
MacGilmore, | Down. |
MacGilpatrick or Fitzpatrick, | Kilkenny, Queen’s. |
MacGilroy, | Monaghan. |
MacGinty, | Donegal. |
MacGiollamoholmoge, | Dublin. |
MacGloin, | Leitrim. |
MacGolrick. | Tyrone. |
MacGonigal, | Donegal. |
MacGorman, | Queen’s. |
MacGourty, | Leitrim. |
MacGowan or Smith, | Cavan, Donegal, Down, Leitrim. |
MacGrane, | Meath. |
MacGreal, | Mayo. |
MacGuire, | Fermanagh. |
MacGulskenan, | Fermanagh. |
MacHale, | Mayo. |
MacHugh, | Cavan, Donegal, Galway, Longford. |
Mac-I-Brien, or O’Brien. | Tipperary. |
MacIntire, | Donegal. |
MacIntyre, | Tyrone. |
MacKenna, | Kerry, Monaghan. |
MacKenney, | Leitrim. |
MacKenny, | Louth. |
MacKeogh, | Roscommon, Wexford. |
MacKeon, | Leitrim. |
MacKiernan, | Cavan. |
MacLennon, | Fermanagh. |
MacLoghlin, | Donegal. |
MacLoughlin, | Londonderry. |
MacLysaght, | Clare. |
MacMahon, | Clare, Monaghan. |
MacManus, | Fermanagh, Roscommon. |
MacMurrough, | Carlow, Wexford, Wicklow. |
MacNally, | Antrim, Mayo, |
MacNamara, | Clare. |
MacNamee, | Londonderry. |
MacNeney, | Monaghan. |
MacNevin, | Galway. |
MacNulty, | Cavan, Donegal, Mayo. |
MacOiraghty, | Roscommon. |
MacOscar, | Monaghan. |
MacOwen | Tyrone. |
MacPartlan, | Leitrim. |
MacQuade, | Monaghan. |
MacQuillan, | Antrim. |
MacRannall or Reynolds, | Leitrim. |
MacRory, | Down, Tyrone. |
MacRuarc, | Westmeath. |
MacShane, | Tyrone. |
MacShanley, | Leitrim. |
MacSheehy, | Cork, Kerry, Limerick. |
MacSherry, | Cork. |
MacSweeney, | Cork, Donegal. |
MacSweeny, | Kerry. |
MacTaggart, | Tyrone. |
MacTeige, | Donegal. |
MacTeigue, | Leitrim, Queen’s. |
MacTiernan, | Cavan, Fermanagh. |
MacTully, | Cavan, Fermanagh, Galway. |
MacWard, | Donegal, Galway. |
Notes
[1] Some of the names given in this Table are represented also in Scotland, and are stated to have been borne by followers of the Three Collas who returned to Ireland from that country in the fourth century.