Irish Family Crests / Irish Coat of Arms

BELOW IS A VERY SMALL PARTIAL LIST OF OUR IRISH CRESTS. WE HAVE MOST EVERY IRISH FAMILY CREST ON RECORD, SO PLACE YOUR ORDER IN CONFIDENCE EVEN IF YOU DON'T SEE YOUR NAME BELOW.

Abbott, Abraham, Accotts, Acotes, Adair, Adams, Agar, Aherne or O'Heron, Aicken, Aland, Alcock (Waterford), Aldwell (Tipperary), Aldworth, Alexander, Algeo, Alleet, Allen or Alen, Alley, Allyn, Alverston or Alveston, Ambrose, Amory, Ancketill, Andrew, Annesley, Apsley, Archbold, Archdall or Archdale, Archdekin or Archdecon, Archer, Ardagh, Aries, Armitage, Armorer, Armory, Armstrong, Arnott (Fermanagh), Arthur, Ash (Kildare), Ashborne or Ushborne, Ashe, Ashfield (Dublin), Ashmore, Aston, Athy (Galway), Atkinson (Mayo), Auchmuty or Achmuty, Aungier or Aungies, Avery, Aylmer, Aylward

Bagley or Begley, Bagnall (Down), Bagot (Galway), Bagwell (Tipperary), Baillie (Inishargy), Baker (Queen?s Co.), Balfour (Fermanagh), Ball, Balle, Ballet, Bamber, Barby, Bareth (Galway), Barker (Meath), Barker (Tipperary), Barlow (Galway), Barnewall (Meath), Barran (Dublin), Barrett, Barrington (Limerick), Barron, Barry, Barton (Kildare), Basile, Bateman (Kerry), Bates, Bateson, Bath or Bathe, Batt (Wexford), Beaghan or Behan (Antrim), Beamish, Beasley (Dublin), Becket, Begg, Bell (Fermanagh), Bellew, Bellingham, Bennett (Wexford), Bennis (Limerick), Beresford (Waterford), Bermingham (Carrick), Bernard (Cork), Berry, Best, Betagh or Beatty, Betham, Bevens, Biggar, Bindon, Bingham (Earl of Lucan), Birch (Kilkenny), Birt or Burt, Biscoe, Blackney, Bladen, Blake (Galway), Blanchfield (Kilkenny), Bland (Kerry), Bligh, Blood, Blunden (Kilkenny), Bodkin (Galway), Bond (Longford), Bourke (Mayo), Bowen (Queen's Co.), Brabazon (Meath), Bradden or Bredin, Bradley, Bray, Breen (Kerry), Brenock (Tipperary), Brogan or O'Brogan, Browne, Buckeley or Bulkley, Bunbury (Carlow), Burges (Westmeath), Burgh (Limerick), Burke, Burnell, Burroughs (Cavan), Butler,

Cadogan, Cadwell (Dublin), Callander, Cantell, Cantlowe, Canton, Cantwell, Cardell, Carden (Tipperary), Cardiffe, Carey or O'Keary, Carkham (Dublin), Carleton (Clare, Cork), Carmick (Kilkenny), Carney (Athlone), Carter (Meath), Cleare (Dublin), Clements (Leitrim), Clinton (Louth), Codd (Wexford), Cogan or Gogan, Cole (Kildare), Comerford (Wexford), Condon, Conroy or O'Mulconry, Cooke (Kilkenny), Coppinger, Corry (Earl of Belmore), Cowley, Cramer, Creagh, Croke, Cromie or Crombie, Crosbie (Queen's Co.), Crothers (Tyrone), Cusack (Meath)

Dalton, Darcy, Dardes or Dardis, Darley (Dublin), Daunt, Davis (Kildare), Dawson (Derry), Dean (Galway), Dease (Westmeath), Deasy, Dehany or Doheny, DeLacy or Lacy, Delahay, Delahyde (Meath), Delamere, Delap or O'Lappin (Donegal), Denn (Kilkenny), Dennis (Waterford), Denny, Devereux (Wexford), Dick (Antrim and Derry), Dickson (Dublin), Digby (Dublin), Dillon (Westmeath), Disney (Armagh), Dixon (Dublin), Dobb, Dobbin (Armagh), Dodd, Dodwell, Dormer (Wexford), Dowdall (Dublin and Louth), Downes, Dowse or Douse, Drake (Wexford), Drury or MacDrury (Carlow)

Eagar (Kerry), Echlin (Kildare), Edwards (Wicklow), Elliott (Dublin), Ellis, Elwood (Mayo), English (Dublin), Ennis (Westmeath), Erskine, Esmonde (Wexford), Eustace (Viscount Baltinglass), Everard (Meath), Evers (Wexford), Eyre (Galway)

Fagan, Falkiner (Tipperary), Falls (Dublin), Fanning (Tipperary and Waterford), Fant or Fonte, Fenton, Ferris, Field (Dublin), Finglas, Fisher (Cork), Fitz-Allen, Fitz-Awry, Fitz-Edmonds, Fitz-Eustace, Fitz-Garrett, Fitz-Gerald, Fitz-Gibbon, Fitz-Harris, Fitz-Henry, Fitz-Herbert, Fitz-John, Fitz-Maurice, Fitz-Nicoll, Fitz-Oliver, Fitz-Patrick, Fitz-Pearce, Fitz-Rery, Fitz-Rice, Fitz-Rith, Fitz-Roe, Fitz-Row, Fitz-Simons, Fitz-William, Fleming, Fleury or Furey, Flood (Kilkenny), Folliott (Sligo), Foord, Forde, Forstall (Kilkenny), Fownes (Kilkenny), Fox or Sionnach, Freeman (Cork), Freeney, French, Fryer (Clare), Fullam (Dublin), Fuller (Kerry), Fulton (Antrim), Furlong (Wexford), Fyan (Dublin),

Galbraith (Donegal), Galwey, Gardiner or Garner, Garrett (Dublin), Gernon (Meath), Gervais or Jervois (Tyrone), Gibbs (Cork), Gibson (Carlow), Gifford, Gilbert (Dublin), Gillman (Cork), Glennon or Glenane (Mayo), Godfrey or MacGoffrey (Kerry), Going or MacGowan (Tipperary), Gore (Donegal), Gough, Gould or Goold, Goulding or O'Goilin, Grace (Kilkenny), Graham or Grahan (Armagh), Grainger (Waterford), Grant (Down), Gray, Greene, Greer (Tyrone and Antrim), Gregory, Griffith (Derry), Grove, Grumley, Gwynn (Cork)

Hackett, Hadsor (Louth), Hall (Down), Hamilton (Down), Hamlin (Hamlinstown, Meath), Hammond (Dublin), Hand (Dublin), Harding, Hardy or Hardiman (Dublin), Harforth or Hafford, Harman or Harmon (Carlow), Harnett or Hartnett (Kerry), Harold or Harrell (Dublin), Harper (Derby and Wexford), Harrington or O'Haroughten, Harris (Cork), Harvey or Hervey, Haskell, Hatch (Louth), Hatfield (Dublin), Hawkins or Haughan, Hayes (Donegal), Hearon or Hearn (Drogheda), Heatley (Waterford), Heaton (King's Co.), Herbert (King's Co.), Hetherington (King's Co.), Hewitt or Howlett (Viscount Lifford), Hewson (Dublin), Heydon, Hickman (Clare), Hicks (Wicklow), Hickson (Kerry), Hill (Down), Hilliard (Kerry), Hilton, Hoare (Cork), Hodson (Wicklow), Holland, Holmes, Holte or Holt, Holywood (Meath and Kildare), Homan or Howman (Westmeath), Hone, Hope (Westmeath), Hopkins (Meath), Hore (Wexford), Houghton (Wexford), Houston (Down), Howard (Wicklow), Hoyle or MacIlhoyle, Hughes (Tipperary), Hunt, Hunter (Londonderry), Hutchinson or MacCutcheon (Dublin), Hyde (Cork)

Ireland (Kildare), Ireton, Irvine (Fermanagh), Irwin (Fermanagh), Ivers

Jackson (Mayo), Jacob (Dublin), Jameson (Galway), Janes or Janns (Dublin), Jeffreys (Cork), Jennyns or Jennings, Jenyson or Jenison (Down), Jephson (Dublin), Jervis or Jervois (Dublin), Jessop (Longford), Johnson, Johnston (Down), Jolley or Jolly, Jones (Kildare), Jordan, Jordan (Dublin), Joyce, Joyce (Galway), Joynt (Mayo), Judge or MacBreheny (Meath)

Kavanagh, Keating or O'Keaty, Kellett (Cork), Kemble, Kenley (Drogheda), Kent (Meath), Ker (Down), Keyes (Donegal), King (Roscommon), Kingdon, Kingston (Longford), Kinsella or Kinsellagh, Knox (Mayo), Kyle (Cork)

Lambert (Galway), Lamont, Lane (Roscommon), Langford (Antrim), Langrishe (Kilkenny), Langton (Kilkenny), Lany or Laney (Dublin), Lattin (Kildare), Laurence (Galway), Lawder or Lauder (Leitrim), Lawless (Kildare), Leader (Cork), Lecky (Derry), Lee (Kerry), Leech (Cork), Lees or MacAleese (Dublin), Leeson (Dublin), Legg or Legge (Antrim), Leigh (Dublin), Leman or Lemon (Dublin), Lendrum (Fermanagh), Leslie (Monaghan), Lester or MacLester (Dublin), Levett ot Lyvet (Dublin), Levinge or Levens (Westmeath), Lewis (Dublin and Monaghan), Lillie or MacLilly (Roscommon), Lincolne (Dublin), Lindsey (Mayo), Litton (Tyrone), Lloyd, Locke (KIldare), Loftus (Viscount of Ely), Logan, Lombard or Lombart, Long or Longe, Longfield (Meath), Lord (Cork), Lovett (Dublin), Low (Limerick), Lowry or O'Lavery (Tyrone), Lucey or Lucy, Luke (Monaghan), Luker (Tipperary), Luttrell (Dublin), Lynch (Galway), Lyndon or Glindon (Antrim), Lyons (Westmeath)

MacAdam (Clare), MacAlpin or MacAlpine, MacArdle, MacArtney (Belfast), MacAuliffe (Munster), MacAusland (Londonderry), MacAwley or MacGawley, MacBrady, MacBride, MacCabe, MacCaffery, MacCann (Armagh), MacCarron, MacCartan or MacArtan, MacCarthy or Carty (Cork), MacCartron, MacCarvill or MacCarroll, MacCashin (Queen's Co.), MacClancy or MacGlanchy, MacClelland, MacClintock, MacClure (Down), MacCochlan, MacCodden, MacCoey, MacCoghlan (King's Co.), MacColgan (King's Co.), MacColley (Kildare), MacColman, MacConchy or Machonchy or MacConaghy, MacConsidine, MacConville or Conwell, MacCormick, MacCostello, MacCotter, MacCourt, MacCoy, MacCoyle, MacCready, MacCullen (Donegal), MacCurtin, MacCusker or Cosker, MacDaniel, MacDeargan or O'Dargan, MacDermot (Roscommon), MacDevitt or MacDavitt, MacDiarmot, MacDonnell (Connaught) , MacDonnell of the Glens, MacDonogh (Sligo), MacDowell, MacEgan or Gegan (Tipperary), MacElligott (Kerry), MacElroy or Gilroy, MacEnchroe, MacEnery (Cavan), MacEniry or MacEniery or MacHenry, MacEnright, MacEvoy (Meath), MacFadden or Fadyen, MacFerrin or Fearon, MacFinucane or KinucaneMacGann or Magan (Westmeath), MacGannon, MacGar or MacGirr, MacGarry, MacGartland or Garland, MacGaughney or Gaffney, MacGaynor (Meath and Longford), MacGenis (Down), MacGeoghegan or O'Houghegan, MacGeough (Armagh), MacGeraghty, MacGettigan or Ettigan (Cork), MacGibbons, MacGilchrist, MacGilfoyle, MacGill, MacGill (Ballynester), MacGillicuddy, MacGilligan, MacGilmartin or Kilmartin,

MacGilmore or Gilmer, MacGilroy or MacElroy, MacGlinchy or Clinchy, MacGlynn or Gleen, MacGogarty, MacGorman, MacGovern, MacGowan, MacGrane or MacGrann, MacGrannell or Graney, MacGrath or MacGraw, MacGrattan (Fermanagh), MacGuinness or MacGinnis or MacGenis, MacGuire or Maguire, MacHale or MacEli, MacHatton or MacIlhatton, MacHugh, MacInerney, MacKeegan or Keggan, MacKenna, MacKeogh (Roscommon), MacKeown, MacKillikelly (Galway), MacKnight (Dublin), MacLea or Lee (Londonderry), MacLochlin, MacLoskie or MacLuskie, MacLysacht, MacMahon (Monaghan), MacMahon (Thomond), MacManus (Fermanagh), MacMillan, MacMore, MacMoresh or MacMorris, MacMorogh, MacMorogh (King of Leinster), MacMulock or Mullock, MacMurray (Limerick), MacMurrogh (Carlow and Wexford), MacNaghten, MacNally, MacNamara, MacNeil, MacNevins, MacNulty 1, MacNulty 2, MacOstrich (Cork), MacQuay or MacKee, MacQuillan, MacRannell (Reynolds), MacRery or MacCrery, MacRory, MacShane or Shane (Ireland 1600), MacShanley or Shanly (Leitrim), MacShanly (Roscommon), MacSheehy, MacSweeney, MacTiernan or MacKiernan, MacVais, MacVeagh or MacFingah (Armagh), MacWorth, Madock or Madox, Magee or MacGee, Magill (Down), MaGinn or MacGing, Mahon or O'Mahan, Mallory (Cork), Malpas (Dublin), Manders (Dublin), Mandeville (Tipperary), Mangan, Mann (Tyrone), Mansfield (Waterford and Kildare), Marbury, Margetson (Dublin), Markham (Dublin), Marsh (Springmount, Queen's co), Marshall (Cork), Martin (Galway), Marward (Meath), Mason, Massy or Massey, Mather or Mathers (Armagh), Maul or Maule, Maxwell (Waterford and Down), May (Dublin), Maynard (Wicklow), Meade (Cork), Meares or O'Meers (Longford), Meath (Kingdom of Meath), Mecham (Westmeath), Meighe, Meller, Meredith (Sligo), Merrick or MacMerrick (Dublin), Mervyn (Tyrone), Metcalf or Medcalf, Middleton, Mihil or O'Mihill, Miles or Moyles (Tipperary), Miller or Millar (Clare), Millerd (Cork), Mills, Milward (Wexford and Kilkenny), Minchin (Tipperary), Minnitt (Tipperary), Misset, Mitchell (Leitrim), Moncke or Monks (Louth), Montgomery (Donegal and Down), Montmorency (Tipperary), Mordaunt (Clare), Morgan (Dublin), Morris (Wexford), Morrison (Dublin), Morrogh (Limerick), Mortimer, Morton (1655 Ireland), Muschamp (Dublin and Cork), Myers (Dublin)

Nagle (Cork), Naish or Nash (Limerick), Nangle (Meath), Naper or Napper, Needham or O'Nee, Nelson or Nealson, Netterville or Netterfield, Nevill or Neville (Wexford), Newcombe or Newcomen, Newcomen (Langford), Newman (Dublin), Newsam or Newsom, Newton (Antrim and Tyrone), Nicholis or MacNicholas (Louth), Nicholson (Dublin), Nixon (Fermanagh), Noble, Norbury, Norman (Louth), Norreys or Norris (Dublin), Norton (Dublin), Nugent (Westmeath)

O'Beirne, O'Bergin, O'Boland, O'Bolger or Boulger, O'Boran or Borran, O'Boylan, O'Boyle (Donegal), O'Branagan or Branigan, O'Brennan (Connacht), O'Brennan (Ossory), O'Brien, O'Broder, O'Brophy, O'Brosnan, O'Byrne (Wicklow), O'Cahan or Cahane (Londonderry), O'Cahan or Kane or Keane, O'Cahill (Tipperary), O'Calane or Callan, O'Callaghan, O'Canavan, O'Carolan, O'Carrie or O'Carry, O'Carroll, O'Casey, O'Cassidy, O'Clary, O'Clery, O'Coffey (Cork), O'Collins or Cullane, O'Concannon, O'Condron or Conran, O'Connell or MacConnell, O'Connellan (Kilkenny), O'Connor (Corcomroe), O'Connor (Don), O'Connor (Faly), O'Connor (Kerry), O'Connor (Sligo), O'Conolly, O'Conry (Offaly), O'Coonan or Conan (Dublin), O'Corcoran, O'Cornyn, O'Corrigan or Carrigan, O'Cosgrave, O'Coulter or Colter, O'Coyne (Dublin), O'Crean (Mayo and Sligo), O'Crehall, O'Crotty, O'Crowley or Crouley, O'Cullen or Culhoun, O'Cullinan, O'Currie, O'Daly or Dawley, O'Dane, O'Dargan or Dorgan or MacDeargan, O'Davoren (Clare), O'Dea or Day (Clare), O'Delany, Odell, O'Dempsey, O'Dennehy or Denny, O'Dermond (Dublin), O'Desmond (Cork), O'Devaney, O'Devlin (Donegal), O'Dinneen, O'Doherty or Dogherty, "O'Doinn, O'Doyne or O'Dunn", O'Dolan 1, O'Dolan 2, O'Donegan or Donagan, O'Donellan or Donlon, O'Donlevy, O'Donnell, O'Donnelly, O'Donoghue, O'Donovan, O'Doolan, O'Dooley or Dowley, O'Doran, O'Dowd, O'Dowling (Kilkenny), O'Downey, O'Downing (Dublin),

O'Doyle, O'Driscoll, O'Drone or Dron, O'Drought (Wicklow), "O'Duane, O'Devine or O'Duana", O'Duffy (Monaghan), O'Duggan, O'Dwyer, O'Fahy, O'Fallon, O'Falvey, O'Farley or O'Farrelly, O'Farrell or O'Ferrall (Galway), O'Farren, O'Fay or O'Fee, O'Feely, O'Feney or O'Feeney, O'Fennell, O'Fennelly, O'Fergus or Ferris (Mayo), O'Finaghty or Finnerty, O'Finn, O'Finnegan, O'Flaherty, O'Flanagan, O'Flattery, O'Flynn, O'Fogarty, O'Foley (Dublin), O'Foran, O'Foy or O'Fie, O'Friel or Friell (Donegal), O'Gahan or Gahon, O'Gallagher or Goligher, O'Galvin, O'Gara (Sligo), O'Garvey, O'Gavin or O'Gavan, O'Gibney, Ogilby (Londonderry), O'Gillen or Gillan, Ogle (Wexford), O'Gleeson or Glissane, O'Gorman or MacGorman, O'Gormley, O'Grady (Limerick), O'Grehan or Greaghan, O'Griffin or Griffey, O'Grogan (Wexford), O'Grogan or Groogan, O'Haffy or Haughey, O'Hagan (Tyrone), O'Halloran (Galway), O'Halpenny or Halfpenny, O'Halpin 1, O'Halpin 2, O'Haly or Healy (Limerick), O'Hamill, O'Hanlon, O'Hanly, O'Hanna, O'Hannon, O'Hanraghan, O'Hanraghty or Henraghty, O'Hara, O'Hare or Haire (Fermanagh), O'Harkins or Harkan, O'Hart, O'Hartigan, O'Hartley or Hartily, O'Harty (Dublin), O'Hayden or Headon, O'Hea, O'Healy or Hely, O'Heffernan, O'Hegarty, O'Hendrick or Henrick (Dublin), O'Hennessy, O'Henry (Galway), O'Herlihy, O'Heyne or Hynes, O'Hickey 1, O'Hickey 2, O'Higgin, O'Hoey, O'Hogan, O'Holohan or Hoolihan, O'Horan or Haren, O'Horgan or Hourigan, O'Hough, O'Hurley or Herlihy, O'Hussey or Hosey, O'Hyland or Hayland, O'Kearney, O'Keeffe, O'Keenan or Kinane, O'Keevan, O'Kelleher, O'Kelly, O'Kennedy, O'Kenny or Kenney (Dublin), O'Kerrigan, O'Kielty or Quilty,

O'Kiely, "O'Kieran, Kearon or Kearns", O'Killeen, O'Kinahan or Cunningham, O'Kindelan (Meath), O'Kinealy, O'Kirby, O'Kirwan, O'Kyan (Wicklow), O'Lalor or Lawler, O'Langan, O'Lanigan or Lenigan (Tipperary), O'Larkin, O'Lavin, Olde, O'Leahy, O'Leary, O'Lehane or Leehan, O'Lenihan or Lenaghan (Limerick), O'Lennon or Lennon, Oliver (Limerick), Oliver (Ulster), O'Lonergan, O'Looney or Lunny, O'Loughlin, O'Loughlin 2, O'Loughnan or Loughnane, O'Mackesy, O'Mackey (Dublin), O'Madden, O'Mahony, O'Malley, O'Mallun or O'Mullan, O'Malone, O'Marley or Marlay (Westmeath), O'Meagher or O'Maher, O'Meara, O'Meehan or O'Meighin, O'Melaghlin or MacLoughlin, O'Merry (Waterford), O'Millea or Milley (Carlow), O'Mohan or Mohun, O'Molony or Mullowney, O'Monahan, O'Mooney (Meath), O'Moran or MacMoran, O'More or Moore (Kildare), O'Moriarty or Moriartie, O'Moroney, O'Mortagh (Thomond), O'Mulcahy or Caughey, O'Muldoon or Meldon, O'Mullally or Lally, O'Mullan or Mullen, O'Mulledy or O'Neady, O'Mulligan, O'Mullins, O'Mulloy or Molloy, O'Mulrony or Mulrooney, O'Mulvihill (Clare), O'Murphy, O'Murphy or O'Morchoe (Wexford), O'Murtaugh or O'Moriarty, O'Naghten, O'Neilan or O'Neylan, O'Neill, O'Noonan

O'Nowlan or Nolan, (Galway), O'Phelan or O'Faolain, O'Quigley, O'Quill, O'Quin (Thomond), O'Quin or O'Cuinn, O'Quinlan or O'Quinlevan, O'Rafferty, O'Rahilly (Kerry), O'Regan, O'Reidy (Tipperary), O'Reilly or Riley, O'Ring or O'Rinn, O'Riordan or Rearden, Orme (Mayo), Ormesby, O'Rodon or Rodden (Westmeath), O'Rogan (Armagh), O'Ronan (Kilkenny), O'Ronan (Limerick), O'Ronayne (Waterford), O'Roney or Rooney, O'Roney or Rooney (Dublin), O'Rourke or O'Rorke, Orpen Kerry), Orpie Dublin), Orr (Belfast), O'Rush or Rushe (Ireland 1599), Osborne, O'Scanlon, O'Scully (Westmeath), O'Shanahan or Shannon (Clare), O'Shaughnessy, O'Shea or O'Shee, O'Sheehan, O'Sheil (Tyrone), O'Sheridan, O'Slattery (Clare), O'Spillane or Spelman, O'Sullivan, O'Sullivan Beare, O'Teevan or Teevan (Cavan), O'Tierney, O'Toole, O'Trehy or Troy, O'Tuohy (Galway), Otway (Tipperary), O'Twomey or O'Tuama, Ouseley, Owens (Antrim), Owgan Packenham (Earl of Longford), Paisley or Peasley (Kildare), Palles or Pallas (Dublin), Palliser (Wexford), Palmer (Dublin), Parker (Galway), Parry (Ossory), Parsons (Offaly), Paul (Carlow and Waterford), Peacocke (Clare), Pearse (Tipperary), Pendleton (1625), Penne (1596), Pennefather (Tipperary), Penteny (Meath nd Louth), Peppard (Drogheda), Perceval (Sligo), Perry or Peery (Clare), Petitt (Meath), Petty, Phaire or Fair (Wexford), Phillips or MacPhillips, Pierce (Meath), Piers (Westmeath), Pigott (Galway), Pike or Pyke (Mayo), Pipho or Phypoe (Dublin), Pitt (Dublin), Plunkett (Louth), Pollard (Westmeath), Porter (Meath), Power or LePoer (Waterford), Poyntz or Punch (Armagh), Pratt (Meath), Prendergast (Tipperary), Prendergast (Wexford), Preston (Meath), Price (Longford), Pringle (Tyrone), Prior (Dublin), Purcell (Tipperary), Pyne (Chief Justice of Ireland)

Quarles (Ireland 1616), Quartermaines (Dublin), Quelch, Quicke

Ram (Wexford), Raughter or Rafter (Kilkenny), Raynolds (Dublin), Read (Meath), Redman (Kilkenny), Redmond (Wexford), Reeves or Reve, Riall or Ryle (Dublin and Tipperary), Rice (Kerry), Richardson (Tyrone), Riggs (Ireland 1600), Roberts (Cork), Robinson or Robison, Roche (Viscount Fermoy), Rochfort or Rochford (Meath), Rock (Dublin), Roe (Ireland 1656), Rogers (Cork), Rossiter or Raucester (Wexford), Rothe (Kilkenny), Rowan (Carrickfergus), Rowe (Wexford), Rowley or Rolan (Londonderry), Royse or Royce (Limerick), Russell (Down and Meath), Rutledge (Mayo), Ruxton (Louth), Ryan or O'Mulrian (Tipperary), Ryder (Clare)

Salmon or Sammon, Sarsfield, Scott (Queen's Co.), "Segrave (Killeghan, co. Meath)", Seward (Cork), Sexton (Ireland 1597), Seymour, Singleton (Meath and Monaghan), Skereth or Skerett (Galway), Slator or Slater (Meath), Smiley or Smyly (Dublin), Spence, Stack (Kerry), Stanley (Roscommon and Westmeath), Stapleton, Starkey or Sharkey (Dublin), Staunton (Galway), Stevenson (Down), Stewart (Marquess of Londonderry), Stokes (Dublin), Stoney (Tipperary), Swan (Wexford), Swift (Kilkenny)

Taaffe, Taggart or MacEntaggart, Talbot (Dublin), Tallant or Tallon, Tankard or Tankert (Dublin), Tanner (Bishop of Derry), Tate (Drogheda 1660), Taylour or Taylor (Dublin), Terry (Cork), Thompson (Dublin 1582), Thornton (Limerick), Tisdall (Meath), Tobin (Kilkenny and Tipperary), Tod or Todd, Toler or Toller (Tipperary), Tonson (Cork), Tottenham (Wexford), Townshend or Townsend (Cork), Travers, Trench, Trevor, Truell (Wicklow), Tucker or Tooker (Dublin), Tuite (Westmeath), Tully or MacAtilla, Turner, Tyler (Derry), Tyrrell (Dublin), Tyrrell (Westmeath)

Udall, Upton (Louth), Usher (Dublin)

Valle or Vale (Kilkenny), Vaughan, Vesey or Vescy

Wadding (Wexford), Waddy or Waldie (Wexford), Walker (Drogheda), Walker (Ireland 1626), Wall (Carlow), Waller (Limerick), Wallis (Dublin), Walsh (Kilkenny), Ward or MacWard (Down), Ware (Dublin and Cork), Waring (Down), Warner (Dublin), Warren (Cork), Waters or Watters (Limerick), Watson (Dublin), Webb (Dublin), Weir or Weer (Dublin), Weldon (Meath), Wellesley (Meath), Wemyss or Weymes (Kilkenny), West (Down), Westropp (Limerick and Clare), Wheeler (Ossory), Whelan (Dublin), White or Whyte (Kildare), Whitney (Westmeath), Wickham or Wycomb, Wilde (Derry), Williams, Wilson, Wilson (Donegal), Wogan (Kildare), Wolfe (Kildare), Woods, Woulfe (Limerick and Clare), Wright (Monaghan), Wynne (Sligo and Wexford)

Yeates or Yates (Donegal), Young (Kildare)