Clan Story
McNally is an Irish surname, not a Scottish clan, with two distinct Gaelic origins: 'Mac Con Ulaidh' ('son of the hound of Ulster'), associated with counties Armagh and Monaghan, and 'Mac an Fhailghigh' ('son of the poor man,' referring to hermits or holy men who embraced poverty), associated with counties Mayo and Roscommon (more often anglicized as 'Nally').
The earliest documented spelling is 'Teag MacUladh,' recorded in Petty's 1659 Census of Ireland. Notable bearers include Rev. Charles McNally, Bishop of Clogher (1843-1864), and Archbishop John MacNally of Halifax, Nova Scotia (1871-1955).
Clan Facts
Curated Selection
Clan McNally Tartan Canvas Table Runner
McNally · Tartan
Tartan Ornament
McNally
LED Night Light
McNally
Drummer Ornament
McNally
Tartan Cap
McNally · Tartan
Tartan Ornament
McNally
Clan McNally Tartan Christmas Piper Plaque with Custom Photo & Name
McNally
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