For background on how the map was made (and its flaws), see the relevant blog entry.
| Conner | rare: scattered. See Connor. |
| Connor | numerous: E Ulster, Mayo, Roscommon etc. Ir. Ó Conchubhair (Conchúir). See O'Connor. |
| Connors | fairly numerous: Wexford, Waterford etc. As Connor. |
| Ó Conchobhair | O'Connor: an-líonmhar tríd an dtír; sa Mhumhain agus Connachta go sonrach. Luaitear sé chlann faoi leith - na cinn is tábhachtaí, b'fhéidir, (litriú nua), Ó Conchúir Donn (Connacht); Ó Conchúir Uíbh Fhailí; Ó Conchúir Chiarraí. B'é Ruairí Ó Conchúir (1116-1198), den teaghlach Connachtach, Ard-Rí deireannach Éireann. Téann an t-ainm siar go Conchúr Mac Neasa sa Rúraíocht. Brí, deirtear, fear a thaithíonn cúnna, nó, i mBéarla na h-Éireann: "a doggy man".IF & SGG. |
| O Conchubhair | Quite numerous: Kerry, Galway etc. Ir.Lang. See O'Connor. |
| Ó Conchúir | O'Connor: Féach Ó Conchobhair. |
| O'Connor | Very numerous: all areas, especially Munster. Ir. Ó Conchubhair, from first name Conchubhar, lover of hounds. Six different septs are mentioned. That of Connacht is divided into: O'Connor Roe, O'Connor Sligo and O'Connor Don, of which, Roderick, the last High-King of Ireland. IF & SGG. |
DEDs where Connars and a second surname are found together
This list shows total 1901 Connars households by county.
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