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  • proper noun A surname of Irish origin.

Etymologies

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Anglicised version of Irish carraig (rock)

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Examples

  • Note 45: L.A. Clarkson, "Love, Labour and Life: Women in Carrick-on-Suir in the Late Eighteenth Century," Irish Economic and Social History 20 (1993): 18-34, particularly 19.

    Gutenber-e Help Page 2005

  • Four young men were arrested in Carrick-on-Suir yesterday week, charged with illegal marching, and others with inciting the crowd to attempt a rescue.

    The Fenian Prosecutions 1865

  • Sir Stephen was applied to by Lord Glensittart and Campbell of Broomie-law, to assist in building one, and I believe the Duke of Lanark has already subscribed, but they all thought Government ought to do something towards it, as Carrick is quite as populous as Logie; and there was a dispute about this; meanwhile we are without a church at all.

    Stuart of Dunleath: A Story of Modern Times 1851

  • And don't forget that Carrick is English, which makes a huge difference.

    Soccer Blogs - latest posts 2008

  • And don't forget that Carrick is English, which makes a huge difference.

    Soccer Blogs - latest posts 2008

  • And don't forget that Carrick is English, which makes a huge difference.

    Soccer Blogs - latest posts 2008

  • And don't forget that Carrick is English, which makes a huge difference.

    Soccer Blogs - latest posts 2008

  • And don't forget that Carrick is English, which makes a huge difference.

    Soccer Blogs - latest posts 2008

  • Clarkson, L.A. "Love, Labour, and Life: Women in Carrick-on-Suir in the Late Eighteenth Century."

    Gutenber-e Help Page 2005

  • Note 4: L.A. Clarkson, "Love, Labour, and Life: Women in Carrick-on-Suir in the Late Eighteenth Century," Irish Economic and Social History 20 (1993): 30.

    Gutenber-e Help Page 2005

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