- O'Fahey (Irish: Ó
Fathaigh) is an
anglicised form of Ó
Fathaigh. The
patronym means "descendant of
Fathaigh",
whose name
means "base" or "foundation"...
- of
confusion with fiach, the
modern spelling of
fiadhach 'hunt') and Ó
Fathaigh meaning 'descendant of Fathadh' (a
personal name
derived from
fothadh 'base'...
- Pádraig Ó
Fathaigh (1879–1976) was a
member of the
Gaelic League and an
Intelligence Officer of the
Irish Republican Army. A
native of Lurgan, Gort, County...
- he "will take over full-time
vocal duties while John Ryan and John O'
Fathaigh will take on
backing vocal roles." A demo was
recorded in 2010
which showed...
- Fallmhain, Breathneach, Mac Airechtaig, Ó Neachtain, Ó hAllmhuráin, Ó
Fathaigh. The town of
Galway was the only
significant urban area in the province...
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Dublin 1920.
Erected in 1947 by his old
comrades of 1916 - 1920. Pádraig Ó
Fathaigh Land and Revolution:
Nationalist Politics in the West of
Ireland 1891-1921...
-
Connacht in 1917. [citation needed] He,
along with Liam
Mellows and Pádraig Ó
Fathaigh,
travelled to
Limerick where they were
informed by
Patrick Pe**** at an...
-
ahead of the
federal election". ABC News.
Retrieved 23
December 2022. Ó
Fathaigh, Ronan; Dobber, Tom;
Zuiderveen Borgesius, Frederik; Shires,
James (December...
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means 'mountain of the woods'.
Locally the name is
understood as
Sliabh Fathaigh, 'mountain of the giant',
because its
outline is said to
resemble a sleeping...
- Fahy is a
surname derived from the
Irish surname Ó
Fathaigh.
Alternative spellings include Fahie,
Fahey and Fay.
People named Fahy include:
Anthony Dominic...
