McHale
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Name — An Irish surname derived from the Gaelic Mac Céile.
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Etymology
An Anglicised form of the Irish mac céile, meaning “son of the companion”, or alternatively from the Irish Mac Haol, meaning “son of Haol”, a Gaelicised form of Howell.
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What does “McHale” mean?
The word “McHale” means an Irish surname derived from the Gaelic Mac Céile.
How do you use “McHale” in a sentence?
Here is “McHale” used in a sentence: “The McHale brothers grew up on the west coast of Ireland.”
What part of speech is “McHale”?
“McHale” is a name.
