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Ireland
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The CAREYS
The Origin of the Carey Family of Ireland by Patrick Carey
NOTES ON THE IRISH SURNAME CAREY with extra information on County Tipperary, and the Clonmel area.
Generally regarded as stemming from Ó Ciardha and to a lesser extent from, Ó Ciaráin/O Céirin/Ó Cearáin, O Carráin, Mac Fhiachra and Mac Giolla Céire, CAREY is widespread and very numerous in Ireland, and present, through immigration, in considerable numbers in British cities such as Glasgow and Manchester, as well as in the U.S.A.
NOTES ON THE IRISH SURNAME CAREY with extra information on County Tipperary, and the Clonmel area.
Generally regarded as stemming from Ó Ciardha and to a lesser extent from, Ó Ciaráin/O Céirin/Ó Cearáin, O Carráin, Mac Fhiachra and Mac Giolla Céire, CAREY is widespread and very numerous in Ireland, and present, through immigration, in considerable numbers in British cities such as Glasgow and Manchester, as well as in the U.S.A.
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THE SPANISH INVASION IN DUBLIN
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