Úna
Úna is an Irish language feminine given name. It may be derived from the Irish word uan (lamb).[1] Also, the name Una might mean "the personification of truth, beauty, and unity" cited[2]. Alternative spellings are Una, Oona and Oonagh. The Scottish Gaelic form is Ùna.
People with the name
- Úna Ní Conchobair (died 1310)
- Úna ingen rí Lochlan (died 1364)
- Úna Ní Choncobhair (died 1395)
- Úna Ní Conchobair (died 1402)
- Úna Ní Néill (died 1417)
- Úna Níc Uidhir (died 1427)
- Úna Ní Raghailligh (died 1433)
- Úna Ní Conchobair Duinn (died 1436)
- Úna Níc Uidhir (died 1458)
- Úna Ní Neill (died 1465)
- Úna Ní Raighilligh (died 1487)
- Úna Ní Samradhain (died 1505)
- Úna ingen Aédha Caeích Ui Néill (died 1530)
- Úna Níc an Baird (died 1530)
- Úna Ní Diarmada (died 1540)
- Úna Níc Briain Aradh (died 1589)
- Úna Claffey, (born 1920), Irish political commentator
- Úna O Boyle, (born 1966), Irish musician and author
- Úna O'Connor (born 1938), Irish sportsperson
- Una O'Connor (1880–1959), Irish actress
- Una O'Keefe (born 1954) widow of Harry Nilsson
- Úna O'Donoghue (born 1981), Irish sportsperson
- Úna MacLochlainn (born 1987), Irish singer-songwriter
- Una Healy (born 1981), Irish singer-songwriter and member of the girlgroup The Saturdays
- Una Merkel (1903–1986), American actress
- Una Raymond-Hoey (born 1996), Irish cricketer
- Una Stubbs (born 1937), English actress
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