Vincent 2

Vincent 2 is an Irish surname, an anglicized form of the Gaelic Mac Dhuibhinse, meaning 'son of Duibhinse'. The given name Duibhinse translates as 'black island', from the elements dubh ('black') and inis ('island'). This surname is distinct from the more common Vincent, which derives from the Latin Vincentius meaning 'conquering'.

The surname is primarily found in Ireland, particularly in counties with strong Gaelic roots. It reflects the anglicization process that transformed many Irish names during the early modern period. While data on frequency is limited, the name appears in historical records of Irish families, particularly in the northern and western regions.