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surnames of
Irish and
Scottish origin, an
Anglicisation of
Gaelic Mac an
Ghoill meaning "son of the foreigner". In the 2000
United States Census the surname...
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Donegal where he was
slain on a rock off the
coast which known as 'carraig
ghoill' (Goll's Rock). This
event gave the
surrounding Rosguill peninsula its name...
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anglicization of the
Scottish or
Irish patronymic McGill (or Mac Gille, Mac An
Ghoill and variants), also
derived from the
origins of the same
English name. in...
- Gill, Dublin, 1901. Graiméar
Gaeilge na mBráithre Críosta, M.H. Mac an
Ghoill agus a Mhac Teo,
Baile Átha Cliath, 1960.
Matamaitic na hArdteistiméireachta...
- tuinn, his Gall
stewards from sea to sea;
fleasga donna a
ndiaidh an
Ghoill,
following the Gall are
stout youths; do
chloinn Bhriain is
Cholla is...
- Graiméar
Gaeilge na mBráithre Críostaí by Liam Ó hAnluain, An Gúm, M.H. Mac an
Ghoill agus a Mhac Teo. BAC, 1960. Acts of the Brethren:
Commemorative Essays on...
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Ghobhainn MacGavin, MacGowan, Smith, Gow
MacGavin in
Glasgow and Moray. Mac a'
Ghoill Gall,
MacGill MacGill on Jura. Mac a'
Ghreidheir Grieve,
Grierson Mac a'...
- Saol Mór: Láimhleabhar Ghnátheolais ar
Shaol an Lae Inniu: M.H. Mac an
Ghoill agus a Mhac Teo. na
gCopaleen 1992, p. 9 & p****im O'Brien 1988, p. 3 O'Brien...
- Bráithre Críostaí (1960). GRAIMÉAR
GAEILGE na mBRÁITHRE CRÍOSTAÍ. M.H. Mac an
Ghoill agus a Mhac Teo. McCloskey, Jim (January 2007). "the
Grammar of Autonomy...
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language in
contemporary Ireland. The
institute no
longer exists. Mac an
Ghoill.
Preas Dhún Dealgan. Sáirséal agus Dill.
Established in 1945.
Later called...
