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Bishops of Ardagh
Eóghan Ó Fearghail (Owen O’Ferral), 1343–1367
Cairbre Ó Fearghail (Charles O’Ferrall), 1373–1378
Conchobhar Ó Fearghail (Conor O’Ferral), 1416–1423
Risdeárd Ó Fearghail (Richard O’Ferral), 1425–1444
Donnchadh Ó Fearghail (Donatus O’Ferral), 1467–1469
Seaán Ó Fearghail (John O’Ferral), 1469–1479
Uilliam Ó Fearghail, (William O’Ferral) 1482–1516
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Eóghan Ó Fearghail (Owen O’Ferral), 1343–1367
Cairbre Ó Fearghail (Charles O’Ferrall), 1373–1378
Conchobhar Ó Fearghail (Conor O’Ferral), 1416–1423
Risdeárd Ó Fearghail (Richard O’Ferral), 1425–1444
Donnchadh Ó Fearghail (Donatus O’Ferral), 1467–1469
Seaán Ó Fearghail (John O’Ferral), 1469–1479
Uilliam Ó Fearghail, (William O’Ferral) 1482–1516
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Looked under the name O’Farrell on internet
The Farrells of Annaly
Clan Coat of Arms
The Farrell Coat of Arms and Crest is distinguished by a Golden Lion rampant, which signifies Bravery, Nobility, Glory, Strength and Courage on a green field, which signifies Hope, Joy and Love.
The golden colour denotes generosity and elevation of mind.
The crest is a ducal coronet with an unleashed hound – ‘Cú reubha’ – which translates to as The Hound Unleashed, symbolising that we have broken our hold from all oppressors.
In Irish folklore, Gaelic poetry and mythology the hound is often used as an epithet to describe a valiant warrior.
A famous example of such a warrior in Irish Mythology is the Hound of Cullen – more famously known as ‘Cú Chulainn‘ who legend tells us fell victim to the powerful ‘Queen Medbh’ – Ancestral Queen of The Farrell Clan.
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The Farrells of Annaly
Clan Coat of Arms
The Farrell Coat of Arms and Crest is distinguished by a Golden Lion rampant, which signifies Bravery, Nobility, Glory, Strength and Courage on a green field, which signifies Hope, Joy and Love.
The golden colour denotes generosity and elevation of mind.
The crest is a ducal coronet with an unleashed hound – ‘Cú reubha’ – which translates to as The Hound Unleashed, symbolising that we have broken our hold from all oppressors.
In Irish folklore, Gaelic poetry and mythology the hound is often used as an epithet to describe a valiant warrior.
A famous example of such a warrior in Irish Mythology is the Hound of Cullen – more famously known as ‘Cú Chulainn‘ who legend tells us fell victim to the powerful ‘Queen Medbh’ – Ancestral Queen of The Farrell Clan.
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Barry O'Farrell, 43rd Premier of New South Wales and Minister for Western Sydney, 2011–2014.
John O’Farrell is an Irish venture capitalist at the Silicon Valley firm Andreessen Horowitz, which he joined in June 2010 as its third general partner. He serves on the boards of PagerDuty, Slack, Factual, GoodData, Granular, IFTTT, ItsOn and the Second Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties.
Actors named O’Farrell, Farrell etc
Colin Farrell
Mike Farrell
Will Ferrell
Etc…