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Harrison The name Harrison in Ireland is either derived from settlers who arrived from England and Scotland in the seventeenth century or from a number of native Gaelic Septs. The Sept O'hEarchaidh which was more usually anglicized as Harrihy and the O'hEarchadha Sept, more usually anglicized to Horohoe, both used Harrison as their anglo equivalent.
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