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Neely in Cork is the shortform of Cornelius a common English Cork Christian name. There is also a surname "Neely" in Ulster after the Plantation, 1603. Originated in Scotland, perhaps, and later changed to "Neilly". see John Neilly, Newtownards (near Belfast).
Woulfe's Irish Names and Surnames gives Neeley as an anglicization of Mac Conghaola FWIW.
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