- Ó
Muireadhaigh,
Mac Muireadhaigh, and
MacMuireadhaigh are
Gaelic surnames. They
translate as "descendant of Muireadhach" and "son of Muireadhach", respectively...
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Diarmuid Mac Muireadhaigh,
sometimes known in
English as
Dermot McMurray, was an
Irish poet,
alive in the late 17th century.
Mac Muireadhaigh is believed...
- the
Hundred Battles and thus the O'Neills are said to descend.
Niall Mac Muireadhaigh dismisses both
these claims and
states that the
symbol belongs to the...
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Scottish derivation, the
Irish version may
derive from Ó
Muireadhaigh,
Mac Muireadhaigh, and
Mac Giolla M****re. A
considerable number of
present bearers...
- the
Scottish name
MacMuireadhaigh and tend to be also
referred to as Scotch-Irish (or Scots-Irish) as well as Irish.
Niall Mór
Mac Mac Murchaidh, poet,...
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later rulers of Alba and of Scotland,
traced their descent from
Fergus Mór
mac Eirc, and even in the 16th century,
James VI of
Scotland called himself the...
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daughter being born into the
family she
would use Ní/Nic, for
example Ó
Muireadhaigh becomes Ní M****readhaigh. A
woman who
marries into the
family and takes...
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Diarmuid Mac Muireadhaigh).
McMurphy had four sisters; one of whom, Aillidh, was
married to Mr. Duffy, a
nephew of the poet
Niall McMurphy (Niall Óge
Mac Murchadha)...
- name
Mac Muireadhaigh, and
became an
important figure for the
cultural history of Scotland. The
Scottish bard
family of the
MacM****rich (or "
MacVurich")...
- France. The 17th-century
Irish poet
Dermot McMurray (Irish:
Diarmuid Mac Muireadhaigh) is
believed to be the
author of a
Gaelic poem
about him. The poem...
