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Jenkins

@GirloftheSummer Just collected €46 for my €18 outlay in the Grand National. I had 4th & 5th. :-)

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Díaz

The following is an extract from "Irish Families", by Edward MacLysaght

TULLY, MacAtilla, Flood This name is fairly common in Counties Galway and Cavan but rare elsewhere (except in the city of Dublin where, of course, names from all parts ofIreland are to be found). It was formerly MacTully, and the form MacAtilla is used to-day in some places which suggests that the name in Irish was MacTuile or Mac a'tuile, meaning son of the flood; and it is a fact that the surnames Tully and Flood were at one time interchangeable and that what has been termed a mistranslation may indeed be a translation.

In the Elizabethan Fiants we find Dionysius Flood alias Donogh O'Multilly. O'Multilly, spelt O'Moltolle in another case, is b Maoltuile in Irish. It has been stated by usually reliable authorities that MacTuile is a corruption of b Maoltuile and that the latter is the real name of the celebrated medical family, but the form Mac Tuile appears in a seventeenth century manuscript which is a copy by a well-known scribe of a thirteenth century manuscript. The original, written by an eye witness of the inauguration of Cathal O'Connor, last King of Connacht, describes MacTully (Mac Tuile) who was present as O'Connor's physician. The MacTullys were in fact hereditary physicians not only to the O'Connors but also to the O'Reillys of Breffny. This accounts for the modern distribution of the name given above. The place-name Tullystown near Granard is associated with the Breffny branch of the family. The Tullys listed in the 1691 attainders are all of Co. Galway and the leading family whose arms are illustrated on Plate XXVII are of that county. The same arms are used by the Floods of Co. Kilkenny.

Some Floods are of English extraction, but in Ireland they are mainly 0 Maoltuile or Mac Maoltuile, abbreviated to Mac anTuile or MacTuile, anglicized MacAtilla or MacTully as well as Flood. Tuile means flood, but probably it is here for toile-genitive of toil, will, i.e. the will of God.

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Price

My great-nephew Joseph Delagrange from Eastside Jr-Sr High School just won 8th place in the Nation at Nashville !!! PRaise The Lord!

Way to go Joseph Delagrange!! Very proud of you!

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