Hartigan
Proper noun
Meaning
Hartigan (plural Hartigans)
A surname from Irish.
Examples
FSSW pre-game and post-game shows are hosted by a rotation among Dana Larson, John Rhadigan, Ric Renner, and Erin Hartigan.
In her junior season, Hartigan became just the fourth Laker in school history to earn WGCA All-America First Team honors.
Renmark RSL president Ray Hartigan wants the placemat memorials to personalise war and ensure that those who served are never forgotten.
Matt Wray, Not Quite White: White Trash and the Boundaries of Whiteness (2006) p. 2 The term is usually a racial slur, John Hartigan Jr, "Who are these white people?: 'Rednecks,' 'Hillbillies,' and 'White Trash' as marked racial subjects."
“Unless you suspend their leadership component, so you have Tom Doedee, Kyle Hartigan and Lachie Murphy, the more experienced players, but then it’s probably unfair to suspend them and not the others.”
Grace Hartigan 1: "Oh, these poor guys didn’t know what a man artist was, there was no image for an American artist… https://t.