| Carlow: | 99 | Cavan: | 1 | Cork: | 1 | Down: | 1 |
| Dublin: | 31 | Dublin city: | 13 | Galway: | 5 | Kildare: | 45 |
| Kilkenny: | 31 | Laois: | 37 | Longford: | 2 | Louth: | 1 |
| Meath: | 5 | Offaly: | 18 | Roscommon: | 2 | Sligo: | 1 |
| Tipperary: | 6 | Waterford: | 7 | Westmeath: | 1 | Wexford: | 159 |
| Wicklow: | 46 |
| Cinnsealach | Kinsella: an-líonmhar: Laighin. Dream a shíolraigh ó Éanna Cinnsealach, mac le Diarmaid na nGall Mac Murchadha. Sampla den dornán sloinnte Gaelach nach bhfuil "Ó" ná "Mac" ag baint leis. Barúntacht Ghuaire a ndúiche mar a raibh an t-ainm treibheach Uí Cinnsealaigh i bhfeidhm sa 12 céad.IF. |
| Kincella | Very rare: Lisburn (Antrim). See Kinsella. |
| Kinnsella | Very numerous: mainly Leinster. Ir. Cinnsealach (a tribal name of N Wexford) adopted by a branch of the MacMurroughs. In modern Irish, cinnsealach means proud, overbearing. IF |
Parishes where Kinsella and a second surname are found together
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