Strong cane or club named after the town Shillelagh on east coast of Ireland?

Shillelagh is a strong cane or club made of blackthorn wood, traditionally associated with Ireland, especially County Wicklow. It is named after the town of Shillelagh in County Wicklow, Ireland, where it is said to have originated. Shillelaghs were traditionally used as walking sticks, but they have also been used as weapons in self-defense and in Irish faction fighting.