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Éire
Éire is the Irish-language name for Ireland and, under Article 4 of the 1937 Constitution, the constitutional name of the Irish state, alongside "Ireland" in English. From Old Irish Ériu; formerly official as Eire, 1937–49.
Irish name
Irish name: Gaelic-origin first names and Ó/Mac surnames used in Ireland, with anglicised forms such as O'Brien. Covers 10th-century surname formation, the 1366 and 1465 statutes, the Gaelic revival, and 2025 CSO rankings led by Rían and Lily.
List of Scottish Gaelic surnames
List of Scottish Gaelic surnames: Gaelic-language family names, mostly Mac patronymics (MacDonald, MacLeod, Campbell), with feminine Nic forms, rare Ó names, and common anglicised equivalents.