Kinsella

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Kinsella.


Kinsella (Irish: Cinnsealach) is a surname of Irish origin. Originally pronounced "KIN səl la", it is also often found pronounced "kən SEL lə" (especially in Australia and New Zealand)




Contents






  • 1 People with this surname


  • 2 Spelling Variations


  • 3 See also


  • 4 External links





People with this surname




  • Alice Kinsella, British gymnast


  • Arthur Kinsella, QSO (1918–2004), New Zealand politician


  • Ben Kinsella (1991–2008), English murder victim


  • Bob Kinsella (1899–1951), American baseball outfielder


  • Brian Kinsella (born 1954), Canadian ice hockey player


  • Brooke Kinsella (born 1983), English actress


  • Douglas Kinsella (1932–2004), Canadian medical ethics expert


  • Eamonn Kinsella (1932–1991), Irish Olympic athlete


  • Edward Kinsella (disambiguation), several people


  • Elaine Kinsella, Irish radio presenter and writer


  • James Kinsella (1924–2012), American politician and lawyer


  • Jimmy Kinsella (born 1939), Irish professional golfer


  • John Kinsella (disambiguation), several people


  • Kevin Kinsella, American reggae and roots rock musician


  • Len Kinsella (born 1946), Scottish professional footballer


  • Lewis Kinsella (born 1994), English footballer


  • Liam Kinsella, English-born Irish footballer


  • Mark Kinsella (born 1972), Irish footballer


  • Mike Kinsella (born 1977), American musician


  • Nate Kinsella (born 1980), American musician


  • Noël Kinsella (born 1939), Canadian senator


  • Owen Kinsella, Irish football player


  • Pat Kinsella, English footballer


  • Ray Kinsella (1911–1996), Canadian professional ice hockey player


  • Sophie Kinsella (born 1969), English author


  • Stephan Kinsella (born 1965), American lawyer and author


  • Ted Kinsella, CBE (1893–1967), Australian politician and judge


  • Thomas Kinsella (born 1928), Irish poet


  • Thomas Kinsella (New York) (1832–1884), American politician


  • Tim Kinsella (born 1974), American musician


  • Tommy Kinsella (1941–2009), Irish soccer player


  • Tony Kinsella (born 1961), English footballer


  • Warren Kinsella (born 1960), Canadian lawyer and author


  • Walter Kinsella (disambiguation), several people


  • W. P. Kinsella (William Patrick Kinsella, 1935–2016), Canadian author



Spelling Variations



  • O'Kinsella

  • Kynsellagh

  • Kynsellaghe

  • Kinshlagh

  • Kingslagh

  • Kingslaghe

  • Kinshellagh

  • Kinslayer

  • Kinchella



See also




  • Kinsella, Alberta, Canada, a hamlet


  • Uí Ceinnselaig, an Irish dynasty of Leinster


  • Kinsella Peak, a mountain peak in Antarctica


  • Kinsellas Road railway station, a future railway station in Queensland, Australia



External links



  • Ancient Kinsella Lineage at Kinsella.org

How to pronounce Kinsella in Irish, forvo.com



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