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Ó Sionnach (Old Gaelic Mac an t'Sionnaigh) (Middle Irish Ua Sionnaigh) is a Modern Irish surname generally belonging to the descents of the chiefs of Tethbae a sept and notable overkingdom to the Kingdom of Meath.