O'Kelly

or O'Kel·ley

[ oh-kel-ee ]

noun

1. Seán Thomas [shawn, shahn], Sean Tomas O Ceallaigh, 1882–1966, Irish political leader: president of Ireland 1945–59.

Example Sentences

Michael O’Kelly, city manager for Bell Gardens, said the amount remains outstanding and that a lien on her home had been placed.

From Los Angeles Times

Siblings Rudolph, O’Kelly and Ronald formed the Isley Brothers during the late 1950s and spent the ensuing decades nimbly navigating shifting styles.

From Los Angeles Times

Isley spent much of his three decades with the Isley Brothers harmonizing with his brother O’Kelly Isley in support of Ronald Isley’s lead vocals.

From Seattle Times

After O'Kelly died of a heart attack in 1986, Rudolph decided to follow his long-held ambition to become a Christian minister, leaving the band and passing the cane on to brother Ronald.

From BBC

Hailing from Cincinnati, Ohio, the young group were initially a quartet comprised of Ronald, Rudolph, O'Kelly and Vernon Isley.

From BBC