Conaire is used as a family name or surname in Ireland. It is 7 characters long in length.
Conaire is the form of O'Connor. The O'Connors of Connaught spring from Conor or Concovar, who died in 971. O'Donovan. The family were subdivided at an early period; and the head of one branch assumed the epithet of the O'Connor Roe, or the "Red-haired," while the other was known as the O'Connor Don, or the "Brown-haired."
The surname Conaire is a variant form of Connor. See O'Connor - The O'Connors of Connaught spring from Conor or Concovar, who died in 971. O'Donovan. The family were subdivided at an early period; and the head of one branch assumed the epithet of the O'Connor Roe, or the "Red-haired," while the other was known as the O'Connor Don, or the "Brown-haired."
Conaire is the variant form of O'Connor. Descendant of Connor, King of Connaught.
The lastname Conaire is a variation of O'Connor. Grandson of Concobair meaning "meddlesome," or of Conchor meaning "high will or desire".
The variation of Connors. Grandson of Concobair meaning "meddlesome," or of Conchor meaning "high will or desire".
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Conaire Namesakes
- Pádraic Ó Conaire, Irish writer and journalist whose production was primarily
Conaire Namesakes
- Pádraic Ó Conaire, Irish writer and journalist whose production was primarily