Clancy

Clancy is an Irish surname that originated from the Gaelic name “Mac Fhlannchaidh,” meaning “son of Flannchadh.” The name is most commonly found in County Clare in Ireland. The Clancy family played an important role in Irish history and culture, with many members being involved in politics, literature, and music. One of the most famous Clancy’s was Liam Clancy, a member of the popular folk group, The Clancy Brothers. Today, the name Clancy can be found all over the world, and it continues to be a symbol of Irish heritage and tradition.