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Ó Breaslain
Ó Breasláin is a Gaelic-Irish surname, the anglicised form of which is Breslin. The eponym, Breisel, lived in the 10th/11th century, his name meaning ''violent, truculent''. There were two families of the name in Tyrconnell (now County Donegal).
==Uí Breaslain Cenél Enda==
The Uí Breaslain of the Cenél Enda (a branch of the Northern Uí Néill) held lands in the territory of Enda in the west of Donegal. They were an erenaghs family, holding church-lands and had in their possession a thousand year old bell. This was the (blessed bell ) of saint Conal, and was believed by early christians to possess a "cure". This bell is now in the British Museum. The Uí Breaslain of the Cenel Enda were not noted in history often but most if not all the Breslins living in Donegal today are of this sept.
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