The English-born Irish writer Charles Saunders used Cathal Ó Sandair.
YES! Some say it's the Irish version of Charles, but that is not true.
Ó Maolchathail. (devotee of Cathal). A sept of Laois and Offaly.
Cathal Brugha Barracks Rathmines Dublin
the most usual form is Cathal but there are other others such as Searlas etc
Cathal McCall has written: 'Structural change and Irish nationalist identities in Northern Ireland: a postmodern perspective' 'Can equality of opportunity in employment be achieved in Northern Ireland'
The Irish version of Charles is Séarlas; but Cathal and Cormac are more usual.The Scottish version is Teàrlach.
The name Cathal is of Irish origin and means "strong in battle" or "mighty in battle". It is derived from the Gaelic words "cath", meaning battle, and "val", meaning rule or powerful.
Cathal Moore was born in 1975.
I have never heard of an Irish or Scottish Gaelic form of the name.
"Cathal is in the ..."
Cathal Magee was born in 1954.