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Is mackey a irish name?

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yes it is, as a surname.

It is common in Connaught, (west) and Tipperary. It is also a varient of MacKee and MacKay.
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A lot of Irish names were severely anglicised. Mackey is a derivative of Mac/Mc Kay/Kee or McGhee.
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i don't think it is
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It is definately not!!! If you are talking about the Irish family name like Mc Kee then it is but the name you gave is definately not one.
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MacKey or MacKay is a Scottish name. You should also have asked ..Is MacKey an Irish name?...

Incorrect spelling and grammar is a sign of immense laziness.
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Yes, but it's more of a sir name e.g McDonald, Mc'Kendal etc.

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