List of Irish People - Others

Others

• Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington – Field Marshal (Defeated Napoleon at Waterloo), Commander-in-Chief of the British Army and British Prime Minister
• Peter Lacy – Russian Field Marshal
• José de Ribas – Imperial Russian Admiral, wars with Ottomans
• Aidan of Lindisfarne – Saint
• Steve Allen – Irish/American musician, comedian, writer and first host of The Tonight Show
• Rosanna Davison – Miss World 2003
• Eamonn Andrews – TV personality, producer and businessman
• Todd Andrews – civil servant
• Sir Alfred Chester Beatty – Mining magnate
• George Berkeley – Philosopher
• Seán Brady – Roman Catholic Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland
• Brigid of Kildare – Irish saint and bishop
• Brigh Brigaid – 1st century Irish judge
• Amanda Byram – Broadcaster
• Gay Byrne – Broadcaster and presenter of The Late Late Show (1962–1999)
• Graham Cantwell – Director
• Nellie Cashman – Gold prospector in the United States; born in County Cork
• Harry Clarke – stained glass Artist
• Desmond Connell – Roman Catholic Cardinal of Ireland
• Tom Crean – Explorer
• Moya Doherty – Impressario
• Bishop James Doyle – Bishop
• Jim Duffy – Irish advisor to Australia's Republic Advisory Committee
• Saint Dymphna – Irish saint
• Margaretta Eagar – Limerick Born Governess to the last Russian Royal Family
• Robin Eames – Church of Ireland Archbishop of Armagh and Primate of All Ireland
• Johannes Scotus Eriugena – Theologian (b. 810)
• Michael Anthony Fleming – Bishop of St. John's, Newfoundland and Labrador
• Brian Gibbons – Welsh politician
• Glenda Gilson – Model
• Veronica Guerin – Journalist, murdered by drug-dealers in 1996
• Mary, Lady Heath – Early aviator
• Sir William Johnson, 1st Baronet – Pioneer settler of America
• Pat Kenny – Broadcaster & Presenter of The Late Late Show (1999–present)
• Lord Killanin – former head of the International Olympic Committee
• James Larkin – Labour leader
• Eliza Lynch – Mistress of Francisco Solano López, Paraguayan dictator
• Catherine McAuley – Founder the Sisters of Mercy
• Dubhaltach Mac Fhirbhisigh – Scribe, Translator, Historian and Genealogist
• Catherine McGuinness – Justice of the Supreme Court of Ireland, President of the Law Reform Commission
• Edward MacLysaght – Chief Herald of Ireland, 1943–54
• Martin Maher – Famed cadet instructor at the United States Military Academy
• Diarmuid Martin – Roman Catholic Archbishop of Dublin and Primate of Ireland
• Edward Martyn – Co-founder of the Irish Literary Theatre
• John McKenna – Liverpool FC manager
• Annie Moore – 1st Person to pass through Ellis Islands Immigration system
• John Moore – Director
• Dermot Morgan – Satirist and star of Father Ted
• Kevin Murphy – Ombudsman and Information Commissioner
• Ronan Murphy - Notable student
• Seosamh Ó Duibhginn- Writer, Editor, Publisher, Republican and Gaelic language activist.
• Graham Norton – TV personality and actor
• Pat O'Connor – Director
• Gráinne O'Malley – Gráinne Ní Mháille, pirate queen
• Emily O'Reilly – Journalist, Ombudsman and Information Commissioner
• Katharine O'Shea – Mistress of Charles Stewart Parnell
• Saint Patrick – Irish patron saint
• Horace Plunkett – founder of co-operative movement
• Phoebe Prince – Victim of bullycide
• Ernest Shackleton – Explorer
• Ray Shah - DJ & Radio Personality
• Gerard Slevin – Chief Herald of Ireland, 1954–81
• Ed Sullivan – Irish/American entertainment writer and television host
• Timothy Smiddy – Academic, Economist, Ireland's first ambassador
• Sarah Travers, BBC Newsline newsreader attended Dominican College and lives in Portstewart.
• Philip Treacy – Milliner
• Ryan Tubridy – Entertainer
• Louis Walsh – Music manager and television personality
• Terry Wogan – TV and radio "personality"