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| Branagh | Quite numerous: N Down. Ir. Breatnach (a Welsh person). The large Welsh contingent in the Norman invasion were called Breatnaigh by the Irish. Now they are usually Walsh. |
| Breatnach | fairly numerous: throughout the south. Ir.Lang. a Welsh person. |
| Breatnach | Brannagh, Walsh,-e: Tá Brannagh le fáil fós in Ultaibh ach is Walsh atá ar a bhformhór i mBéarla. An téarma ba ghnách ag Gaeil ar na h-Ionrathóirí (a tháinig ón mBreatain Bhig, dar ndó). Tá an sloinne an-líonmhar anois gach aird. IF. |
| Walshe | Very numerous: (4th most common) all areas, especially South East. Ir. Breatnach, Welsh. A name common amongst the Norman invaders, many of whom came from Wales. It was not attached to any particular sept. Also as Welch & Welsh. IF. |
| Welch | Quite numerous: Belfast area, Cork etc. See Walsh. |
| Welsh | fairly numerous: mainly Belfast area. Perhaps a particular immigration from Wales. See Walsh. |
Parishes where Walsh and a second surname are both baptised.
This list shows total Walsh Roman Catholic baptisms by county.
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