McAuley

Proper noun

Meaning

McAuley (plural McAuleys)

A surname from Irish.

Examples

McAuley has also used biotechnology and nanotechnology themes in near-future settings: Fairyland describes a dystopian, war-torn Europe where genetically engineered "dolls" are used as disposable slaves. Source: Internet

Anne Power has been a staff person at McAuley Nazareth Home in Leicester for 12 years. Source: Internet

It was listed by Brenda King of Century 21 Prevete Hirsch and sold by Chris McAuley of Signature Premier Properties. Source: Internet

“Myself and Richard McAuley were chosen to be in the guard of honour, the only Irish people granted that very historic privilege. Source: Internet

In Dublin, Ireland, during the early 19th century, Mother Mary Catherine McAuley dedicated her life to bringing the compassion and mercy of Christ to the poor, the sick, the uneducated, the orphan, and all in need. Source: Internet

Grateful thanks to FrRoddy McAuley for his very comforting Mass and to John McLellan Funeral Directors for their professional guidance, especially Scott Greenlees for his support to all the family. Source: Internet

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