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- Bernardo O'Connor y O'Phaly (Estrasburg, 1696 - Madrid, 29 de març de 1780) va ser un militar espanyol d'origen irlandès. Va néixer a França i en 1724 va ingressar a l'exèrcit espanyol. En 1739 fou nomenat comandant del segon batalló del En 1747 va ascendir a mariscal de camp i en 1755 fou nomenat governador militar de Tortosa. En 1760 ascendí a tinent general i fou governador militar de Pamplona i Barcelona. ou nomenat capità general de Catalunya en 1767 i 1772-1773. Durant el seu mandat va intentar implantar el sistema de sorteig per al reclutament militar (quintes) en comptes del reclutament de voluntaris, cosa que provocaria l'avalot de les quintes i la seva destitució per l'aleshores secretari de guerra, el comte de Ricla. En 1772 fou nomenat capità general de Castella la Vella i en 1776 el rei Carles III d'Espanya li concedí el títol de comte d'Ofalia (pel comtat d'Offaly, d'on era originària la seva família). (ca)
- برناردو أوكونور (بالإسبانية: Bernardo O'Connor) هو عسكري إسباني، ولد في 1696، وتوفي في 1780. (ar)
- Bernardo O'Connor y Ophaly, Spanish-Irish General, (Strasbourg, 1696 – 1780). First in 1776 by King Charles III of Spain in remembrance of the Baronetcy of , County Kildare, Ireland, where his family came from. He was a military governor of Tortosa, Pamplona and Barcelona. He was also Captain General of Castilla la Vieja and Captain General of Granada. He had no family issue. The title was inherited by O'Brien-O'Connor Ophaly, born about 1775, the son of a grand niece of this Bernard O'Connor, daughter of an O'Brien, Spanish-Irish Colonel of Dragoons and an Isabel O'Connor Ophaly woman, related to Bernardo, perhaps a niece. Felix Maria de Salabert was on his own right, 5th de Valmadrid, title by King Charles II of Spain awarded on 25 September 1688 in and 6th , title awarded also by King Charles II of Spain on 3 July 1687. He came from an Aragonese family named Salabert and females from the Navarrese branch, majors of the town of Madrid, all of them, with very wealthy family backgrounds indeed. Both Spanish General O'Connor and Spanish Dragoons Colonel O'Brien were the result of what is usually described in Irish history as the Flight of the Wild Geese at the end of the 17th century. (en)
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- برناردو أوكونور (بالإسبانية: Bernardo O'Connor) هو عسكري إسباني، ولد في 1696، وتوفي في 1780. (ar)
- Bernardo O'Connor y O'Phaly (Estrasburg, 1696 - Madrid, 29 de març de 1780) va ser un militar espanyol d'origen irlandès. Va néixer a França i en 1724 va ingressar a l'exèrcit espanyol. En 1739 fou nomenat comandant del segon batalló del En 1747 va ascendir a mariscal de camp i en 1755 fou nomenat governador militar de Tortosa. En 1760 ascendí a tinent general i fou governador militar de Pamplona i Barcelona. ou nomenat capità general de Catalunya en 1767 i 1772-1773. Durant el seu mandat va intentar implantar el sistema de sorteig per al reclutament militar (quintes) en comptes del reclutament de voluntaris, cosa que provocaria l'avalot de les quintes i la seva destitució per l'aleshores secretari de guerra, el comte de Ricla. (ca)
- Bernardo O'Connor y Ophaly, Spanish-Irish General, (Strasbourg, 1696 – 1780). First in 1776 by King Charles III of Spain in remembrance of the Baronetcy of , County Kildare, Ireland, where his family came from. He was a military governor of Tortosa, Pamplona and Barcelona. He was also Captain General of Castilla la Vieja and Captain General of Granada. He had no family issue. Felix Maria de Salabert was on his own right, 5th de Valmadrid, title by King Charles II of Spain awarded on 25 September 1688 in and 6th , title awarded also by King Charles II of Spain on 3 July 1687. (en)
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