1) Cave man of the Hebrides 2) Celtic music group 3) King of Morven 4) Scottish boy name 
(from the article `Macpherson, James`) ...the financial support of the rhetorician Hugh Blair, he published Fragments of Ancient Poetry…Translated from the Gallic or Erse Language (1760), ...county in the province of Leinster, east-central Ireland. The county of Fingal was created in 1994 when County Dublin was split administratively into ...
Fingal is a hero of Gaelic romance, celebrated as a great warrior and a generous man in many old ballads belonging alike to Ireland and Scotland; but more especially the hero of an epic poem attributed to Fingal's son Ossian, first published by James Macpherson in 1762.Fingal is a cultivated variety of potato.