-
Irish and
English origin. The
Irish surname is an
anglicisation of Ó
Ciarmhaic,
while the
English surname is from the Old
Norse "kirkja" + "býr" meaning...
- (represented by the Ó Caoimh), and the Eóganacht Áine (represented by the Ó
Ciarmhaic).
Their hold was
loosened by the rise of
Brian Bóruma of the Dál gCais...
- Céire (County Cork,
County Kilkenny), Ó Ciarmhacháin (County Cork) and Ó
Ciarmhaic in some
parts of Munster; also from the
County Galway and
County Meath...
- Glen****ach (ancestors of the Ó Caoimh) and Áine (ancestors of the Ó
Ciarmhaic)
would provide the
overwhelming majority of the kings.
Despite the size...
- Tom
Kerwick Personal information Irish name Tomás Ó
Ciarmhaic Sport Hurling Born (1885-06-27)27 June 1885 Thurles,
County Tipperary,
Ireland Died 9 February...
- Pat
Kerwick Personal information Irish name Pádraig Ó
Ciarmhaic Sport Hurling Position Right wing-forward Born (1982-05-18) 18 May 1982 (age 42) Killenaule...
- Bill
Kerwick Personal information Irish name Liam Ó
Ciarmhaic Sport Hurling Born
William Kerwick (1867-04-30)30
April 1867 Ballytarsna,
County Tipperary...
- Fáelad hua Mugthigirn. By the 12th century, the
ruling house was the Ó
Ciarmhaic or O'Kirwick/Kerwick and Kirby. They were
ruined by the
Norman invasion...
- Dingle: An Sagart. —— (2003).
Sliabh gCua m'Óige. Dingle: An Sagart. Ua
Ciarmhaic, Mícheál (1996). Iníon Keevack. Dublin: An Gúm. —— (1989). Ríocht na dTonn...
- to Éogan Mór are the
Clancarthy Mores, the Mac Carthys, the O ****vans, O
Ciarmhaics and the O Bryens. Éogan Mór is also
featured in the Cath
Maige Mucrama...
