Three distinct groupings of bearers of the surname Moore, in all the rich variety of spellings of the name, came to be settled in Ireland.
• But despite their different origins they all shared in making a significant contribution, not only to the island's history, but also to that of those nations in which their descendants later settled.
• Name variations include: Ó Mordha (Gaelic), O’Moore, O’More, Morey, Moor, More, Muir.
In the form it has today the Fitzpatrick name holds a secret, one that when uncovered reveals how it is actually rooted deep in the ancient soil of Ireland. • Of ancient Ossory in the province of...
It may rank as one of the most common Irish surnames, but there is nothing common about the exploits of bearers of the proud name of Murphy both in Ireland and much further afield. • Tracing a...
Known originally as the Ó Cathasaigh, or O’Casey, the Caseys of today can lay claim to a glorious pedigree that reaches back through time to the ancient warrior kings of Ireland. • From the bloody...
Although they arrived as invaders and adventurers, the Burkes came to adopt the ancient Irish way of life as they amassed rich territories and acquired high honours. • Contributing significantly to...
When not on the battlefield in defence of their ancient rights and privileges, the Dorans performed the highly honoured and important function of acting as hereditary lawmakers and judges. • Their...
In the form it has today the Fitzpatrick name holds a secret, one that when uncovered reveals how it…
It may rank as one of the most common Irish surnames, but there is nothing common about the exploits…
Known originally as the Ó Cathasaigh, or O’Casey, the Caseys of today can lay claim to a glorious pe…
Although they arrived as invaders and adventurers, the Burkes came to adopt the ancient Irish way of…
When not on the battlefield in defence of their ancient rights and privileges, the Dorans performed …
