Rynan
Rynan is a surname of Irish origin, derived from the Gaelic name *Ó Raghnaill*, meaning "descendant of Ragnall." The name is commonly associated with the Irish clan Ó Raghnaill, which historically held influence in the region of Connacht. Over time, the spelling has evolved into various forms, including Rynan, Rynne, and Rynall.
The surname has been documented in Ireland for centuries, with early records tracing back to medieval times.
In modern times, Rynan is recognized as both a surname and a given name. As a first
Geographically, the surname Rynan is most concentrated in regions with historical Irish migration, such as parts
While the surname has deep historical roots, the name Rynan today is often used independently of its