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This name, with variant spelling Coghlan, Co(u)ghlin and Cohalan, is an Anglicized form of two distinct Gaelic Irish sept names, the first being MacCochlain of County Offaly, and the latter, O Cochlain of County Cork. The Gaelic prefix "mac" indicates "son of" and "O", "male descendant of", plus the personal byname "cochlan" meaning "a short hooded cloak"; hence, "descendant of the cowled or hooded one". The MacCoughlan territory comprised the modern barony of Garry castle, County Offaly, and they had many strongholds in the Banagher - Clonmacnois area.Select Audience
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Hope everything goes well! I am Santiago Capdevila from Argentina. I have got Coghlan ancestors that emigrated to Argentina between 1860 and 1890. They are Patrick Coghlan (1821- 1905) married with Francesca doyle. They had at least one child: Joseph Coghlan (1853-1892) married with Elisa Byrne (1863-1884) They lived in Kilmuckridge before their trip.This year I emigrated for work to Ireland, So I would like to know more about them (cementers, church in which they married) to learn about my family?
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