O'Hara Irish Family Gifts & Heritage

O'Hara anglicises the Gaelic Ó hEadhra, "descendant of Eadhra," and belongs to one of the most historically distinguished dynasties of Connacht: the O'Haras were sovereign Lords of Leyny in County Sligo for over eight hundred years, divided into the senior O'Hara Boy and the O'Hara Reagh branches, and among the very few Gaelic families to retain a connection to their ancestral seat at Annaghmore through the upheavals of the seventeenth century. This collection offers Irish heritage gifts created around the
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About O'Hara Irish Family Gifts & Heritage

O'Hara anglicises the Gaelic Ó hEadhra, "descendant of Eadhra," and belongs to one of the most historically distinguished dynasties of Connacht: the O'Haras were sovereign Lords of Leyny in County Sligo for over eight hundred years, divided into the senior O'Hara Boy and the O'Hara Reagh branches, and among the very few Gaelic families to retain a connection to their ancestral seat at Annaghmore through the upheavals of the seventeenth century.

The Gaelic form and regional setting are the useful starting points for research, since a modern surname can represent more than one historic line.

The O'Hara collection currently includes coaster set, garden flag, mug, woven blanket, T-shirt, novelty license plate, and ceramic ornament. The woven blanket is the most substantial home piece where available. Designs use the O'Hara name and crest; where Irish National Tartan appears, it is a shared Irish heritage background rather than a hereditary family tartan.

For the fuller surname history and regional context, read our O'Hara Irish surname history.