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Patrick D'Arcy
Patrick Darcy (1598–1668) was an Irish Catholic Confederate and lawyer who wrote the constitution of Confederate Ireland.
==Background==
Born in County Galway, Ireland, Darcy was the youngest son of James Riabhach Darcy by his second marriage to Elizabeth Martyn. James Riabhach was formerly Vice-President of Connacht, and Mayor of Galway upon his death in June 1603. By his first marriage he fathered Nicholas, Martin, James, Anthony and Anastace. With Elizabeth he had Andrew and Patrick. Elizabeth Martyn was a granddaughter of William Óge Martyn, and an aunt of Richard Martyn, who would later become Patrick's brother-in-law and law partner.
Darcy's ancestor, Walter Riabhac Ó Dorchaidhe (fl. c. 1488), was a member of a lowly family who were descendants of the Partraige of Lough Carra, in what is now County Mayo. The Partgaige are not featured in any extant Irish annal or chronicle, and the only record of them in Gaelic sources is a brief note stating that the Uí Dorchaidhe was chieftain of the Partriage, while their king was the Ó Goirmiallaigh. Dubhaltach MacFhirbhisigh states that this Walter Riabhach was ''"the first man of the Uí Dorchaidhe who came to Galway, according to the Galweigians themselves.
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