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Roibeárd

Roibeárd (or Roibéard) is an Irish masculine given name. It is the Irish equivalent of Robert. Roibeárd used to be a common name among medieval early Anglo-Norman settlers in Ireland, but it has greatly declined in popularity, becoming "rather rare" by 1923. Roibín is a diminutive of Roibeárd.

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Roibeárd

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Triples18
Avg. degree1.83
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Roibeárd → Bobby Sands, Faracháin, Floinn, GaelicRoibeárd Gearóid, Irish, Irish Franciscan, Mac Artúir, Maolalaigh, People, Professor, Provisional IRA, Robert Chamberlain, Robert Farren, Robert Shipboy MacAdam, Robert Wilson Lynd, Robert/Bob, Roibeárd Mac, Seachnasaigh

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irish name robert roibéard given people masculine equivalent used common among medieval early anglo-norman settlers ireland greatly declined popularity becoming

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Roibeárdrelated to PeoplePeople0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleRoibeárd Mac0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleRobert Shipboy MacAdam0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleIrish0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleMac Artúir0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleRobert Chamberlain0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleIrish Franciscan0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleFaracháin0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleRobert Farren0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleFloinn0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleRobert Wilson Lynd0.60section
Roibeárdrelated to PeopleRobert/Bob0.60section

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