| Armagh: | 4 | Belfast city: | 1 | Carlow: | 3 | Cork: | 3 |
| Cork city: | 1 | Down: | 2 | Dublin: | 4 | Dublin city: | 2 |
| Galway: | 3 | Limerick: | 10 | Limerick city: | 1 | Louth: | 2 |
| Mayo: | 2 | Tipperary: | 20 | Waterford: | 8 | Wexford: | 2 |
| Wicklow: | 3 |
| Mayers | fairly rare: Fermanagh etc. A name of Scottish or English origin; it may mean: an official (Scots) or, a physician (English). |
| Myers | numerous: Cork-Kerry, Monaghan-Louth, Belfast area. Ir. Ó Meidhir, meidhir, mirth. Now written Ó Mír. Originally of Clare but cognate with O'Meara, q.v. The English name Myers may be involved in the case of those in Ulster and eastern areas. SI & SGG. |
| Ó Meidhir | Myers: líonmhar: Corcaigh-Ciarraí, Lú-Muineachán. Féach Ó Meadhra & Ó Mír. |
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