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how about https://www.genealogy.com/search/result?type=forumposts&keyword=parmenter%2C%20donegal

more Wales background in Ireland
a quick look at bill mcafee 1669 hearth money rolls produces
5334   517   Tyrone   Dungannon Middle   Drumglass   Dungannon   Dungannon   Patrick   Weales   Wales
1796 Flax growers in Ireland see https://www.failteromhat.com/flax1796.php
Surname   First Name   Parish/Barony   County
Following are the exact matches: ie no Weales
Wales   Thomas   Errigal   Derry
Wales   Brice      Billy   Antrim
1823-1837 Wales in Ireland as recorded in Tithe Applotment Books 1823-1837
it gives just name and acres of land but useful for locations sometimes
from irish genealogy hub for 6 counties
Wales, Andw.-T: Drumconvis Y: 1827-Tamlaght-Derry & Tyrone
Wales, Andw.-T: Drumconvis Y: 1827-Tamlaght-Tyrone
Wales, George-Townland: Ballaghally Year: 1834-Kilbroney-Down
Wales, Thomas-Townland: Ballintemple Year: 1825-Errigal-Derry
for 26 counties http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/index.jsp
Wales   Nichs      Modesse   Clontibret   Monaghan   1830
Wales         Crobally   Drumcannon   Waterford   
Wales   William   Keelnamrack   Glanbehy   Kerry   1827
Wales   Michl      Cabra      Kilglass   Sligo   1833
Wales   John      Tarbert Hill   Kilnaughtin   Kerry   1832
Wales   Alexander   Currakeran   Knockbride   Cavan   1827
Wales   Thos      Thurlesbeg   St PatricksrockTipperary   1827
Wales   Samuel   Drumalla   Tuogh      Limerick   1826

 if you haven’t seen https://www.johngrenham.com do check it out

if you haven’t seen https://www.ancestryireland.com for the surname Wales
Irish Birth/Baptism Records – Co. Antrim & Co. Down, c. 1660-1930   111 results
Pay-Per-ViewIrish Marriage Records – Co. Antrim & Co. Down, c.1660-1930   65 results
Pay-Per-ViewIrish Death/Burial Records – Co. Antrim & Co. Down, c. 1660-1998   26 results
Pay-Per-ViewNorthern Irish Gravestone Inscriptions   3 results
they have many other entries for the name listed for members only use. do check them out

GenesReunited has 95 entries including an entry
Ann   Wales   1820   place of birth???, Ireland ...   treeholder Gordon   
good luck

I have a method using the tithe Applotment Book records, which are sadly split for genealogical work. I have made an  alphabetical index of last name entries for the 6 counties based on the parish listing by parish made by the Irish Genealogy Hub website which sometimes throws up both names of a later marriage existing in the same parish the odds of finding the two names in the same townland are even more striking . but could be spelt McGra
McGrath, Ed.-Townland: Kernan Year: 1834-       Tullylish-Down
McGrath, Ed.-Townland: Miltown Year: 1834-      Clonallan-Down
McGrath, Edward-Townland: Ballynaris Year: 1834-   Dromore-Down
McGrath, Edwd.-- Townland: Drumkee Year: 1825-   Killyman-Tyrone
McGrath, Edwd.-T: Dromore Y: 1834-         Dromore-Tyrone
McGrath, Edwd.-Townland: Ballymagaghran Year: 1832-Belleek-Fermanagh
McGrath, Edwd.-Townland: Kernan Year: 1834-   Tullylish-Down
McGrath, Eliz.-Townland: Portaferry Gardens Year: 1827-Ballyphilip- Down
mcgurk 160 and mcguirk17 entries had no match of parish in 6 counties with 177 entries in total
I didn’t check for McGra spelling

 so you could try the same method forthe 26 counties  covered by the National Archives Dublin
using
 eg
http://titheapplotmentbooks.nationalarchives.ie/search/tab/results.jsp?surname=mcGuirk&firstname=&county=&parish=&townland=&search=Search
McGuirk entries 28
McGurk entries75
McGrath, 1429 entries

You would need to copy the entries for each ten entries per page for each name onto a spreadsheet and eventually sort by county sort by county, finally only checking any further by both names in a county, then refining that to by parish and hopefully by townland and it mat still not be the true answer I think it has worked for about 20 missing locations in Ireland but even the record isn’t complete in itself, if you have two scarce names its much easier. I cant spare the time to do it for you. it’s a last resort for you. nevertheless i leave it with you.

Kircubbin is in the civil parish of inishargy see Ros davies Co Down website
with 11 townlands see townlandsin https://www.townlands.ie/down/inishargy/
Baile Oibicín (see Ballyobegan (Baile Oibicín) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)
Baile Rodanaí (see Roddans (Baile Rodanaí) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)
Baile Uí Gharbhagain (see Ballygarvan (Baile Uí Gharbhagain) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)
Baile Uí Uiginn (see Balliggan (Baile Uí Uiginn) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)
Balliggan (Baile Uí Uiginn) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 318 A, 1 R, 35 P
Ballygarvan (Baile Uí Gharbhagain) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 561 A, 2 R, 39 P
Ballylimp, Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 364 A, 2 R, 9 P
Ballyobegan (Baile Oibicín) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 577 A, 0 R, 10 P
Ceathrú an Iascaire (see Fish Quarter (Ceathrú an Iascaire) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)
Ceathrú na gCailleach (see Nunsquarter (Ceathrú na gCailleach) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)
Cill Ghobáin (see Kircubbin (Cill Ghobáin) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)
Echlinville, Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 482 A, 3 R, 2 P
Fish Quarter (Ceathrú an Iascaire) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 271 A, 3 R, 12 P
Inis Mhic Cairrge (see Inishargy (Inis Mhic Cairrge) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)
Inishargy (Inis Mhic Cairrge) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 1029 A, 2 R, 31 P
Kircubbin (Cill Ghobáin) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 573 A, 0 R, 17 P
Nunsquarter (Ceathrú na gCailleach) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 182 A, 2 R, 37 P
Roddans (Baile Rodanaí) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 402 A, 2 R, 29 P
Rowreagh (An Rubha Riabhach) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down 648 A, 1 R, 18 P
An Rubha Riabhach (see Rowreagh (An Rubha Riabhach) , Inishargy Civil Parish, Barony of Upper Ards, Co. Down)


the earliest ards peninsuls record is not in Inishargie but just south in Ardkeen civil parish
tried https://www.ancestryireland.com/family-records/death-burial-records-county-antrim-down/?search1=&search2=ennis&condition=begins&submit=Search death
Ennis   Robert   1762   Ardkeen CI   Down ancestryireland is the website of the Ulster Historical Foundation note ancestryireland is the website of the Ulster Historical Foundation who site includes offers of research etc

www.irishgenealogyhub.com/down/tithe-applotment-books/ardkeen-parish.php has Ennis no innes/innis
Ennis, Henry Townland : Ardkeen Year: 1834
Ennis, Henry Townland : Ballygealeagh Year: 1834
Ennis, Henry Townland : Kirkistown Year: 1834
Ennis, James Townland : Ballycranmore Year: 1834
Ennis, James Townland : Kirkistown Year: 1834
Ennis, John Townland : Ballycranmore Year: 1834
Ennis, John Townland : Kirkistown Year: 1834
Ennis, Thomas Townland : Kirkistown Year: 1834
Ennis, Thomas, Jr. Townland : Kirkistown Year: 1834
Ennis, Thomas, Sr. Townland : Kirkistown Year: 1834
Ennis, William Townland : Ballycranmore Year: 1834
Ennis, William Townland : Kirkistown Year: 1834
this demonstrates the family name focus in the Ards P’.


tried http://www.irishgenealogyhub.com/down/tithe-applotment-books/inishargy-parish.php
no ennis or innis etc foundin 1834

ros davies has over 35 entries for Ennis in Co down see http://www.rosdavies.com/SURNAMES/E/EnEy.htm

ros davies has over 70 entries for Innes/Innis in Co down see http://www.rosdavies.com/SURNAMES/I/I.htm

griffiths valuation has an entry in askaboutireland website for 1863 with a Jihn Ennis living in kircubbin townland with map ref 75 83 renting from Anne Johnston, Ho off yardand small garden valued at £7 pa which is well above the average of £1-£2 pa  the ref 83 isnt shown on the map but the boundaries of each village premise is running both sides of main st kircubbin

that’s as far as I can manage over to others good luck