Oatoole is used as a family name or surname in Ireland. It is 7 characters long in length.
Oatoole is form of O'Toole. The O'Tooles, or Tuaghalls, claim an ancient Milesian descent from Cathaor More, King of Leinster, of the race of Laogaore, Monarch of Ireland, contemporary with St. Patrick. At the time of the English invasion under Henry II, they held a great territory in county of Wicklow. From the Telegraph, Irish newspaper.
The lastname is a variation of Tooley. One who came from Tooley, i.e., lookout hill, in Leicestershire; descendant of Tuathal, i.e., people, mighty.
Family name is variant of the Toland. One who came from Tolland, i.e., land on Tone River, in Somerset.
The variant form of the O'Toole. Grandson of Tuatal meaning "people mighty".
Variant of Toole. See O'Toole - The O'Tooles, or Tuaghalls, claim an ancient Milesian descent from Cathaor More, King of Leinster, of the race of Laogaore, Monarch of Ireland, contemporary with St. Patrick. At the time of the English invasion under Henry II, they held a great territory in county of Wicklow. From the Telegraph, Irish newspaper.