Keyes Irish Woven Blanket | Family Crest Tartan Throw Holligan FamilyThe Keyes name in Ireland is an English surname from the Old French cl, meaning a key, used as an occupational name for a keeper of keys carried by settler families recorded in Leinster and Ulster from the seventeenth century, where the name became established over several generations. This woven blanket carries the Keyes family crest set against the Irish national tartan in its distinctive green and gold. Woven from premium 50% cotton, 50% acrylic
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this is a piece that gives that heritage a form beyond the archival — visible
anglicised by whichever clerk was holding the pen
east Munster
The Gaffney name — Mac Conghamhna in Irish
the shores of Lough Gill
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The Wiggat name is a symbol of deep roots and belonging
a diminutive of Matilda — carried by settler families recorded in Leinster from the seventeenth century
Dempsey is an Irish surname from Ó Díomasaigh
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