For background on how the map was made (and its flaws), see the relevant blog entry.
| Ailéin | Allen: líonmhar: Oir-thuaisceart Uladh agus tríd an dtír. Sasanach & Albanach. Mar Alleyn sna sean-taifid. Ainm Briotánach leis na Normannaigh agus ainm Gaelach i measc na n-Albanach. Féach Ó h-Ailín, leis. SGG. |
| Ailín | Allen: ar aon dul le Ailéin, thuas. |
| Allan | mainly with "en", numerous in N.E. Ulster but well-represented in all provinces. Scottish and English, also anglicisation of Ó h-Ailín. |
| Mac Ailín | Mac Allen: annamh: Aontraim &rl. Gallóglaigh ó Albain sa 15 céad. Bhain siad le Muintir Chaimbéul thall. Is cosúil go bhfuil meascadh le Mac Cailín, q.v. SGG. |
| MacAllen | fairly rare: Antrim, Cork etc. Ir. Mac Ailín, perhaps from early first name Aillén. This name is usually identified with galloglasses related to the Scottish Campbells who came to Ireland in the service of the O'Donnells in 16 cent. SI. |
| MacAlynn | Very rare: Antrim-Tyrone. |
DEDs where McAlinn and a second surname are found together
This list shows total 1901 McAlinn households by county.
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