Duibhgeannain | | Lucais Ancaire (Lucas the Anchorite) mac Poil O Duibhgeannain | | Fearghail Mhuimhnigh (Fearghail of Munster) mac Lucais O Duibhgeannain, d. 1347 | | Matha Ghlais mac Fearghail Mhuimhnigh O Duibhgeannain | | Maoileachlainn mac Matha Ghlais O Duibhgeannain | | Dubhthaigh Mhoir mac Maoileachlainn O Duibhgeannain, d. 1511 | | | | | | Dubhthaigh Oig mac Dubhtaigh Mhoir O Duibhgeannain Maoilsechlainn | | | | Duilbh mac Dubhtaigh Oig O Duibhgeannain, d. 1578 Paidin | | | | Maolmhuire mac Duilbh O Duibhgeannain, fl. 1578 Dolbh | | Matthew Glas | | Daibhidh Bacach O Duibhghennain fl. 1651–1696 Last Ó Duibhgeannáin entries in the annals "1578: Ó Duibhgeannáin Cille Ronain (Dolbh mac Dubhthaigh) ollamh Ua n-Oilealla saoí senchaidh fer tighe aoidhedh coitchinn congairighe, fer suilbir, soingthe soagallmha d'écc, & a mhac Maol Muire do ghabhail a ionaidh." (Annala Rioghachta Éireann) "1578: O'Duigennan of Kilronan (Dolbh, son of Duffy), ollav of Tirerrill, a learned historian, who kept a thronged house of general hospitality; a cheerful, eloquent, and affable man, died; and his son, Mulmurry, took his place" (Annals of the Four Masters) Later Ó Duibhgeannáins and related names Duigenans Patrick Duigenan (Irish lawyer and politician) Duignans Katherine Duignan (writer) Mary Anne Duignan ("Chicago May") (international thief) Michael Duignan (New Zealand filmmaker) Michael V. Duignan (Professor of Celtic Archaeology, University College Galway, 1945–1977) Noel Duignan (Canadian politician) Sean Duignan (journalist, political aide) Packie Duignan (musician) Dr John Duignan (Scottish author whose books include "Skelp the Aged"; "The Buick Stops Here"; "Quantitative Methods For Business Research Using Microsoft Excel"; "Saving The Last Dance"; "Katherine Black Doesn't Dance"; "Things To Do When The Music Stops" and "A Dictionary of Business Research Methods") Kevin P Duignan (former Director and Vice President for Institutional Advancement at St. Thomas Aquinas College, Sparkill, NY - 1997 to 2017) Deignans Kathleen P. Deignan (Professor of Religious Studies, Head of the Iona Spirituality Institute at Iona College in New Rochelle, New York) Osborn Deignan (US Navy, recipient of the Medal of Honor for his role in Spanish American Civil War (Merrimac)) Philip Deignan (Irish: ); (an Irish Olympian and professional road racing cyclist for UCI ProTeam Team RadioShack) Dignans John Dignan (Bishop of Clonfert) Patrick Dignan 19th century Member of the New Zealand Parliament. Peter Dignan (Mayor of Auckland) Peter Dignan (New Zealand Olympic rower) Marina Dignan (Mother Of Mirth) Dignams Arthur Dignam (Australian actor)