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domhnall mac briain
(b. 901)
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muircheartach ua briain
High King of Ireland, IE
(b. 1050)
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domnall mac taidc uí briain, domnall ua briain, domhnall ua briain, domhnall mac taidhg
King of the Isles; King of Thomond
(b. 1050)
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toirdelbach ua briain
high King of Ireland
(b. 1009)
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diarmait ua briain
King of Munster, IE
(b. 1060)
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donnchad mac briain ó briain
(b. 1250)
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donnchad o briain
Ó Briain, Donnchad [Donogh O'Brien] (1425–1460), bishop of Killaloe
(b. 1425)
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seán ó briain
Irish storyteller, IE
(b. 1852)
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féilim ó briain
IE
(b. 1895)
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conchúr crús ó briain
Irish politician, writer, historian and academic (1917-2008), IE
(b. 1917)
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donnchad mac briain
Irish king, IE
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conor na siudane ua briain
King of Thomond, IE
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tadhg an chomhaid ó briain
King of Thomond from 1459 to his death in 1466
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toirdelbach mac murchada meic briain
Irish army leader
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muircheartach mac murchadha ó briain
Irish clergyman
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, Briain 
, ブリアン) , throughout the world, is a rare last name. The surname Briain is habitual in Ireland, where it is quite a rare surname, Japan, where it is a rare surname, and France, where it is a very rare surname. Likewise, Briain is the forename as well as the last name.