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McGuinness, McGuire, O'Brien, O'Reilly
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Honorable Mention: McCracken, Doyle, and O'Shea
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Kavanaugh
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There are many Irish surnames and they all sound equally Irish.
Ryan, Kelly, O'Hara, McNamara, O'Mahony, McManus etc.
It also doesn't matter whether it is Mac/Mc either.
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Probably O'Grady:
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Moloney, O'Dwyer, O'Keeffe, Donovan, O'Duffy
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O' something is very common, from what I've seen.
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o'bamaOriginally Posted by GreentheViper
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Seamus. Just noticed the lastname bit.
Anything starting with O' or Mc.
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