| Mac Bhroin | Rinn, Rynne, Wrenn, Mac Crann: annamh: an Clár, Ciarraí & rl. Baineann Rinn agus Mac Crann (Mac Bhrain) le Liatroim. Féach Ó Rinn. |
| Ó Rinn | Ring, Wrenn: líonmhar: Cúige Mumhan. Dhá chlann: (1) dream a bhí in Uí Mac Caille, Corcaigh thoir; (2) clann eile i Ros Comáin-Liatroim. Tugadh Rynne ar chuid acu san. Dar le Mac G. Iasachta, ba dhaoine le sinsearacht Shasanach muintir Wrenn i gCiarraí thuaidh - má's ea, is Gaeil iad anois, gan aon agó. Brí: reann = bior, sleá. |
| Rinn | Very rare: Leitrim etc. Ir. Mac Bhroin (SGA). See also Mac Crann. |
| Rynn | rare: Galway, Leitrim etc. Ir. Mac Bhroin, not to be confused with Ring of Cork. |
| Rynne | Quite numerous: Clare-Kerry etc. Ir. Ó Rinn & Mac Bhroin, from first name Bran (raven). This name properly belongs to Connacht. See Rynn and Ring. |
| Wrenn | Quite numerous: Kerry-Limerick-Cork etc. Ir. Ó Rinn, from reann, a spear. Mainly a Cork family known there as Ring, q.v. There was an English family of the name in N Kerry. |
| Wrynne | fairly rare: Galway, Leitrim etc. Ir. Mac Bhroin (SGA). Not to be confused with Ring of Munster. See Mac Crann. |
DEDs where Wrynne and a second surname are found together
This list shows total 1901 Wrynne households by county.
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