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last name of somebody of irish originity
son of leary

o = son of

examples of the o'leary name ; dermot o'leary, david o'leary etc.
O'Leary by little o'leary June 2, 2009
ther was a english man, o'leary and a scotish man.....
o'leary by Anonymous August 3, 2003
Oi have you seen that bald headed twat o'leary from Salford 😂
O'leary by Mrunknown1 July 31, 2020
O'Leary greatest Last name ever
O'Leary by olearys May 29, 2022

o’leary 

O’Leary is the best last name ever, if you have it as your last name you are very sporty, got a lot of money, very nice and if your a boy with O’Leary as your last name you will fine your true love.
Person 1:Wow that family lives in a huge house
Person 2: Yeah, because their last name is O’Leary
Person 1: I wish my last name was O’Leary
o’leary by Timmy Oil May 14, 2018

O'Leary-ous 

adjective used to describe an extremely devoted fan of the young actor, Matt O'Leary
That girl is so O'Leary-ous one would think she was Matt O'Leary himself.
O'Leary-ous by Robin Dearest September 2, 2008
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