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© MapTiler © OpenStreetMap contributors| Mac Cuinn | Mac Quinn: cuíosach annamh: Ciarraí-Luimneach. Sloinne a thosaigh i gCiarraí. |
| MacGuinn | fairly rare: Mayo-Sligo-Roscommon etc. Ir. Mag Coinn, from first name Conn. See also Quinn. |
| MacGwynne | Very rare: Sligo. Ir. Mac Guin, from Welsh gwyn, fair, blond. In Ireland 16 cent, the Gwynns have been distinguished as scholars. |
| MacQuinn | fairly rare: Kerry-Limerick. Ir. Mac Cuinn, from first name Conn. |
| Mag Cuinn | Mac Guinn: cuíosach annamh: Maigh Eo-Sligeach-Ros Comáin. Clann Chonnachtach, is cosúil. Féach Ó Cuinn.MIF. |
| Quinn | Very numerous: all areas, especially Ulster. Ir. Ó Cuinn, from first name Conn, meaning, perhaps, "chief" or "sense". There were a number of septs: Thomond (Clare), Tyrone, Antrim, Longford. Those of Thomond are represented by the Earl of Dunraven. |
Parishes where a McQuinn and a second surname married each other.
This list shows total McQuinn Roman Catholic marriages by county.
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