Sir Connell Ferrall was an Irish soldier of the seventeenth century noted for his service during the War of the Two Kings.
[2] Although Charles recommended that Farrell should have lands granted to him after the Restoration, this was rejected by the Irish Parliament.
Ferrall served, along with many other Irishmen, as part of Charles' garrison at English Tangier.
[citation needed] In the 1680s he was a supporter of the Catholic James II, he was a Jacobite serving in the Irish Army.
He led a force of troops to try and stop Lord Kingston's withdrawing Protestant garrison of Sligo from reaching Ballyshannon, but they were driven back near Bundoran.