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O’Flynn was Chief of Arda, a territory in the barony of Carbery, and Hy Baghamna, now the barony of Ibane, and Barryroe, adjoining Carbery, in the County of Cork. These Flynns were of the line of Ith, uncle of Milesius. The name is also met with in Clare and other localities.
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Jun 7, 2010 · Flynn, or O Floinn in Irish, is high on the list of the most popular names in Ireland. It is derived from the Gaelic personal name Flann, which, when applied to a person, connotes a ruddy...
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Apr 1, 2009 · Flynn, or O Floinn in Irish, is high on the list of the most popular names in Ireland. It is derived from the Gaelic personal name Flann, which, when applied to a person, connotes a ruddy complexion.
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The Flynn family name is of Irish origin and has been present in Ireland for centuries. Its Gaelic form, Ó Floinn, where the “Ó” denotes “descendant of,” has allowed the name to endure through Ireland’s tumultuous history.
