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| Dean | numerous: Belfast, Dublin, Cork and all areas. It corresponds to a number of names: Norman le Den, one of the "Tribes of Galway"; Ó Déaghain in Tipperary; Mac an Déaghain in Donegal. The latter derive from déaghan, dean (ecclesiastical).MIF. |
| Deen | Very rare: Limerick. See Dean(e). |
| Mac an Déagáin | Deane: I dTír Conaill is mó bhí siad agus gaolmhar leis na Domhnallaigh & na Gallchobharaigh. Tháinig an comh-ainm Sasanach, Deakin, Deacon go h-Éirinn sa 17 céad. |
| Ó Deaghain | Deane: tá an sloinne gallda líonmhar ar fud na tíre ach baineann an ceann dúchasach le Tiobraid Árann. Brí: is dócha, an téarma eaglasta déaghan (Laidin: decanus). Uaireannta fágadh an "g" gan séimhiú: féach Mac an Déagáin. |
Parishes where Deane and a second surname are both baptised.
This list shows total Deane Roman Catholic baptisms by county.
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