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McAuliffe The name McAuliffe in Ireland is derived from the native Gaelic Mac Amhlaoibh sept that was located in County Cork in the South of the country. This sept was an important branch of the ruling McCarthy's. Their chief was seated at McAuliffe Castle. McAuley ia sometimes used as a variant form of this Gaelic name.
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