Flanagan — is a common Irish surname, alternatively spelt Flanigan and Flannigan, and may refer to:* Bob Flanagan, writer * Bud Flanagan, entertainer * Caitlin Flanagan, writer * Caroline Flanagan, President of Law Society of Scotland * Charles Flanagan,… … Wikipedia
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