Cooney

Cooney is a surname of Irish origin, derived from the Gaelic O’Cuanaigh, meaning “descendant of Cuana.” The name is primarily found in the western counties of Ireland, particularly in County Mayo. Famous Cooneys include American football player Dan Cooney and Irish musician Mundy, whose birth name is Edmund Enright Cooney. The Cooney family crest features a shield with a red hand and a lion rampant, symbolizing strength and bravery. Today, the Cooney surname can be found throughout the world, reflecting the global diaspora of the Irish people.

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