How Irish .......... (84)
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Does it count that my name is "ERIN" 
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born in derry. cant get anymore irish than that,lol.
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My Mom was 3/4 Irish, and a 1/4 German. I don't know exactly what area in Ireland my family originally came from, but my Aunt used to travel to Dublin every other year, and I thought it was to visit one of her cousins. I never got a chance to ask her before she died. I've heard Rogers is a pretty popular name over there, and I've heard it may have been changed in the past. Does anyone know if that name comes from a specific place/region/area?
My Dad was 100% Greek, and didn't move to the US with my Grandparents until he was around 12 or 13. Interesting combination, I know!