Celtic Surnames
The most common British surnames with Celtic origins
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- Nokes
- Nolan
- Noonan
- Noone
- Norrie
- Nugent
- O'Boyle
- O'Brien
- O'Byrne
- O'Callaghan
- O'Carroll
- O'Connell
- O'Connor
- O'Dea
- O'Doherty
- O'Donnell
- O'Donoghue
- O'Donovan
- O'Dowd
- O'Driscoll
- O'Dwyer
- O'Farrell
- O'Flaherty
- O'Flynn
- O'Gara
- O'Gorman
- O'Grady
- O'Hagan
- O'Halloran
- O'Hanlon
- O'Hara
- O'Hare
- O'Kane
- O'Keefe
- O'Keeffe
- O'Kelly
- O'Leary
- O'Loughlin
- O'Mahony
- O'Malley
- O'Mara
- O'Meara
- O'Neil
- O'Neill
- O'Regan
- O'Reilly
- O'Riordan
- O'Rourke
- O'Shaughnessy
- O'Shea
- O'Sullivan
- O'Toole
- Ogg
- Ogilvie
- Oliphant
- Opie
- Ormiston
- Orr
- Owen
- Parke
- Parry
- Paterson
- Patience
- Patterson
- Peace
- Peake
- Peddie
- Peden
- Peebles
- Pendry
- Penman
- Pentland
- Peterson
- Petrie
- Pettigrew
- Phelan
- Philbin
- Philip
- Phillips
- Phoenix
- Pierce
- Pirie
- Pole
- Pollock
- Polson
- Porteous
- Powell
- Preece
- Prendergast
- Press
- Price
- Prichard
- Primrose
- Pringle
- Pritchard
- Probert
- Prosser
- Prothero
- Proudfoot
- Prowse