Gabháin
Gabháin is a term with roots in the Irish language, generally translating to "smith" or "blacksmith." It can refer to a person who practices the craft of smithing, working with metal to create tools, weapons, and decorative items. Historically, smiths held a vital role in communities, providing essential goods and often being respected for their skill and craftsmanship. The surname Ó Gabháin, meaning "descendant of the smith," is a common Irish surname derived from this occupational title.
The practice of smithing itself is ancient, dating back to the Bronze Age and Iron Age. Blacksmiths