| Armagh: | 1 | Belfast city: | 1 | Cavan: | 7 | Down: | 1 |
| Dublin: | 4 | Dublin city: | 6 | Longford: | 1 | Louth: | 9 |
| Mayo: | 6 | Meath: | 10 | Monaghan: | 2 | Offaly: | 1 |
| Roscommon: | 2 | Sligo: | 1 | Tyrone: | 1 | Westmeath: | 5 |
| Wicklow: | 1 |
| Pluincéid | Plunkett: líonmhar: Áth Cliath-Lár na Tíre. Ceann des na mór-chlanna Angla-Éireannacha a bhí lonnaithe sa Mhí ó aimsir an Ionraidh. I measc a mball ionráiteach tá (1) Oilibhéar Naofa (1621-81), ard-easpag Ard Mhacha; (2) Sir Horace Plunkett (1859-1932), aspal na gluaiseachta comhoibrithí (Co-op); (3) Joseph Mary Plunkett (1887-1916), file agus duine de cheannairí éirí amach 1916. Fréamh: blanquet .i. fionn, sloinne atá i bhfeidhm fós sa bhFrainc. |
| Plunkett | numerous: Dublin, Midlands etc. Ir. Pluincéid. French Blanquet, a reference to fairness of complexion. Anglo-Normans who settled in Meath. It is now the notable name of a distinguished family who have been associated with Meath for seven centuries. |
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