No, "Matthews" is almost exclusively Welsh. It originates from the Hebrew name Matatyahu meaning "Gift from God."
You may also notice that there are several spelling descrepancy's between Mathews, Mathew, Matthews, etc. The reason being is that when English invaded Wales and forced the Welsh to record their names. They could not read or write in English so the name was recorded as the scribe wrote it phoenetically. In Ulster MacMahon has been changed to Matthews in some cases. I believe Matthews may also be an English surname.
Yes, Matthew is mostly recognised as an Irish name, as when Ireland was converted to Christianity by Saint Patrick, there was a persistent preference for Christian, Hebrew and Aramaic names. The name ''Matthew'' has been translated into the Irish spelling ''Maitiú'' (pronounced "MATT-chew"). ''Matthew'' has also been used as an anglicisation of the native Irish name ''Mahon'', meaning ''bear''. It is commonly shortened to ''Matt'' , or especially in Ireland, ''Matty''. Currently, it is the 23rd most popular name in Ireland.
There is no Irish version of the name.
Matthew Flinders's full name was simply Matthew Flinders.
Patsy Irish's birth name is Patricia Rose Irish.
Yes, McClendon is an Irish name. :)
It sounds to Hispanic to be an Irish name
No, Madison is an Old English name that means "son of Matthew." There is an Irish equivalent of this name, which is Maitin.
Matthew Curran was an Irish Heavyweight boxer.
Maitiú
There is nothing insulting about the name Matthew. Someone might be annoyed, however, if you called him by the wrong name. People generally like to be called by their own names.
A man by the name of Matthew A Ring. Irish man. He moved there as a boy with his family for work.
Matthew Stradling has written: 'The Irish bar sinister'
Yes
No, it is not an Irish name.
The name is not a traditional Irish name and has no historical Irish spelling.
Matthew's name was Levi.
Matthew Patrick Braun's birth name is Matthew Patrick Braun.
Matthew Laurance's birth name is Matthew Dyckoff.