Moore		fine, stately
Dunne		sorrow
O'Doherty		dark-eyed
O'Reilly		king
Johnston		vigilant in war, watchful
Kennedy		pleasant
Healy		bright-headed
Byrne		comely, mild
Power		man of valour
Doyle		a raven
McCarthy		sea-battler
Collins		son of John
Stewart		the poor man
Nolan		son of Thom
O'Shea		great
O'Connor		lord, master
Maguire		Missing phrase2 - 10
O'Neill		devotee of Saint Martin
Wilson		vain pledge
O'Mahony		Welshman
McLoughlin		fire
Brown		son of grace
Brennan		crooked mouth
man of valour		clergyman
O'Donnell		majestic
O'Brien		dark, black
Walsh		The name means fire. This name is taken to Ireland from English by the Normans
O'Farrell		valorous in battle
O'Sullivan		hurtful
Kelly		lover of foreigners
Lynch		dark foreigner
O'Carroll		young warrior
Boyle		high, noble
Burke		from Niall of the Nine Hostage
Hayes		seafarer, exile
Ryan		son of William
Hughes		from Richard de Burgh
Thompson		patron of warriors
Martin		loving person
Clarke		strong as a wolf
O'Callaghan		wisdom, chief
Campbell		viking
Murphy		son of the smith
Kavanagh		fierce as a hound
Moran		world-mighty
Quinn		bright red
Duffy		dun-coloured
Flynn		a plunderer
Casey		son of the brehon (judge)
Foley		artistic, scientific
White		spirited
Daly		helmet headed
Connolly		bear-calf
McGrath		spear rule
Smith		one who superintends
Brady		brown
Sweeney		bright headed
O'Connell		assembles frequently
Gallagher		famous
Murray		of fair complexion