byrne

surname, a variant of the irish ó broin, meaning descendants of branach or bran, meaning “raven”.

surname origin: irish

alternate surname spellings: o’byrne, o’beirne, o’berne, berne, beirne

the name has been traced back to ancient celtic chieftain, bran mac maolmòrrdha, the king of leinster who died in 1052 a.d. along with king conn of the hundred battles, he was descended from cathair mor, an earlier king of leinster, who was also monarch of all ireland around 200 ad. the clan’s motto is the latin phrase certavi et vici which means “i have fought and conquered”.
a. byrne is a living legend.
a smart, unique individual that is both stubborn and compromising. he will do anything to help you out, but will expect some fun along the way. forgiving and kind, this individual looks beyond peoples weakness to see the real person inside. sure to make a real difference in the world. smart, witty, and funny. byrnes is one in a million.
oh look, its byrnes.
the ultimate form of gluttony with any material. also, can be used as a description of someone who is the reality version of homer simpson.
matt ate four burgers and then got drunk and fell down the stairs. he pulled a byrnes.

how do you rupture your spleen??? pulling a byrnes
to byrne, can be both used as a verb or adjective, with -ssociation to hooking up with rank chicks, getting rejected frequently, and generally banging anything that breathes. a ‘byrne’ speciality, is relations of the intimate nature with chicks who look like french football players.
‘f-ck that chick tom is with is rank… man that guy is so byrne’

or

‘f-ck man i was so bryned last night… those fat chicks couldnt get enough of me’
the act of submitting false candidates so that you can get your submits and mess around all day
kevin pulled a byrne and now he works in med staffing…
a sh-tout of the burnley banter 16th nov, 2006
dno’t be such a f-ckin byrne and come out