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Lionard
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Lionárd the English name Leonard
Ó Leannáin of Fermanagh (Ligoole), Mayo, and East Galway.
Ó Lonáin of Cork (Rosscarbery), Wicklow, and Ossory
Ó Luingeáin of Limerick, Kerry, Cork
Ó Luinín of Fermanagh (Derryvullen), Carlow, Waterford
Mac Loineáin a rare Galway name
Mac Giolla Fhinnéin of West Fermanagh
Mac Giolla Fhionnáin of South Conamara
Mac Giolla Seanáin of Meath, Cavan and Tyrone.
The name may have been re-Gaelicised as Ó Lionaird.
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"Leonard" first emerged from the Gaelic surname "O Leannain". There are those who firmly believe that the "Leonard" surname originated in Gascogne, France, deriving from the French masculine given name "Leonard", meaning "lion-bold", indicating that the bearer was thought to be as bold as a lion.
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