#3. O'SULLIVAN O'Sullivan or Sullivan is said to spring from the rootword Suihl or Eye, and may mean Hawk Eye. O'Curry, says it means Suildhubhain "Black Eye" and emphasises that it is NOT Suilabhain the Eochaidh Suilamhain "One Eyed" who tore his last eye out as a gift to the poet Aithirne 33A.D.. For more on the surname O'SULLIVAN try these links: The Watchful 'Eye' Highlighting several O'SULLIVAN in Ireland history: Doctor Francis O'Sullivan, Trinity College 1790 Jim Sullivan, Military Helicopter Pilot Philip O'Soullevane, author c.1627 >=welcome>about>help> back(to"start")>back(to"FamilyLines")>OSullivan

Most Common Surnames in Ireland (#) O'Sullivan