LAST week, we ran a piece about some of the most common Irish surnames knocking around, where they come from and what they translate to, and there was a fair bit of interest.
We realise we couldn't cover every single name out there, and there were plenty of you asking us to run a few more.
Well we here at The Irish Post are nothing if not people-pleasers, so here's a few more for you to get your hands on.
We hope you find yours here:
Murray
Gaelic equivalent ó Muireadhaigh
Meaning lord, master
Quinn
Gaelic equivalent ó Cuinn
Meaning wisdom, chief
Moore
Gaelic equivalent ó Mordha
Meaning majestic
McLoughlin
Gaelic equivalent Mac Lochlainn
Meaning viking
O’Carroll
Gaelic equivalent ó Cearbhaill
Meaning valorous in battle
Connolly
Gaelic equivalentó Conghaile
Meaning fierce as a hound
Daly
Gaelic equivalent ó Dálaigh
Meaning assembles frequently
O’Connell
Gaelic equivalent ó Conaill
Meaning strong as a wolf
Wilson
Gaelic equivalent Mac Liam
Meaning son of William
Dunne
Gaelic equivalent ó Duinn
Meaning brown
Brennan
Gaelic equivalent ó Braonáin
Meaning sorrow
Burke
Gaelic equivalent de Búrca
Meaning from Richard de Burgh
Collins
Gaelic equivalent ó Coileáin
Meaning young warrior
