Frahill is used as a family name or surname in Ireland. It is 7 characters long in length.
Frahill is the variant form of the Farrell. The Farrells, now of Dalyston, spring from the O'Ferrals of Mornyng and Bawn, county of Langford, who were of the clan Boy. B.L.G.
A form of the Frawley. Grandson of Fergal or Farrell meaning "super valor".
Variant form of the Farrell. Grandson of Fearghal meaning "super valor".
The Frahill is the variation of Ferrell. Grandson of Fearghal meaning "super valor".
The Frahill is a form of O'Ferrall. Mr. D'Alton characterizes them as an "illustrious sept," whose principality covered a large portion of the present county of Longford. They were great builders of castles, and founders of abbeys. The first actual record of the name seems to occur in the year 1141, when the aged chief, Gildas O'Ferral, departed this life.