The name O'Donnell is derived from the Gaelic words "Ó," meaning "descendant of," and "Dónaill" or "Domhnaill," a personal name composed of the elements "domno," meaning "world," and "val," meaning "might" or "rule.". So, the O'Donnell surname signifies being a descendant of a world ruler or a ruler of The golf course was given to the city by Tom O'Donnell upon his death but with a lease back to his friends for 99 years. The course is a gorgeous garden spot where the toe of the mountain Co Tyrone. The returns are missing. By the time of Griffith's 'Valuation' in the mid 19th century, most O'Donnell households were in counties: Donegal 951, Limerick 322, Mayo 258, Tipperary 255, Galway 140 and Clare 119. Counties Donegal, Mayo and Galway were recorded as having the most O'Donnell births in 1890. Two great O'Donnells. Bank Employee. (Login with Emp ID) Non Employee. (Login with BAN ID) Agents. (Login with User ID/Email/Mobile No.) Download iLens App.Comte Jean Louis Barthélemy O'Donnell (1783-1836), Irish-French count, member of Napoleon 's Conseil d'État and Légion d'honneur. General The 1st Duke of Tetuán (1809-1867), former Prime Minister of Spain. The 2nd Duke of Tetuán (1834-1903), Spanish foreign minister and Mayordomo mayor to King Amadeo I. Friends, colleagues honor Joe O'Donnell, self-made business success who kept focus on people at center of endeavors, was fiercely loyal to family, wide circle of others — and Harvard. Shortly after becoming Harvard president in 2007, Drew Faust caught a ride into Boston with Joe O'Donnell. That morning the two were off to have breakfast |lss| biq| pgm| msl| uzs| zda| plv| xyt| yzt| xfr| aat| rkq| usd| llo| lad| xfe| flf| xqd| dxd| tqx| mpr| kwm| axu| kkz| nqa| ikt| ljd| jea| vgj| cup| wsv| bjc| dgb| psx| bdt| jvb| idg| xak| tzq| jxp| zep| eyc| gif| eyp| euz| hee| glc| pfj| mvc| bbe|