Ó Meadhra

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Ó Meadhra, Gaelic-Irish surname.

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The Ó Meadhra clan were a sept of the Dal gCais, and the name is most common in the dynasty's homeland of north-east Thomond (nowadays north County Tipperary and adjoining parts of County Clare. The family's home district was centered about Toomevara (O'Meara's tumulus).[citation needed]

Members of the family were physicians and poets to the Earl of Ormond. The last Gaelic-era Chief of the Name was .[citation needed]

The surname is now anglicised as O'Meara, O'Mara or Meara.[citation needed]

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  • O'Meara : the descendants of three sons of Ireland, John, Patrick and Michael, who came to New Zealand and settled in Southland and Masterton, John F. Tourelle, Annabelle O'Meara Ltd., Arrowtown, New Zealand, 1998 (National Library of New Zealand P q929.2 OME TOU 1998)
  • A historical profile of the O'Meara, O'Mara family: the Dalcassians of Ireland, Irish Families Historical Society, New Jersey, 1993 (Library of Congress CS499 .O62 1993)
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