The Irish form of the name is Ó Cinnéide, which may mean "helmeted".
There is a separate family of Kennedy in Scotland.
Kenadie is a variant spelling of Kennedy. Kennedy is an Irish surname derived from Old Irish cinneide meaning "armored head" or "misshapen head".
It depends on your definition of "Irish": if you mean of Gaelic Catholic Irish then it would be John F. Kennedy. If you choose to include the "Ulster Scots" ("Scotch-Irish") as "Irish" then the answer is Andrew Jackson.
"Isabelle" doesn't mean anything in Irish, but the Irish version of the name is Sibéal (shibael).
No, he never married, but he had a son by an affair with an immigrant Irish girl, by the name of Margaret Murphy.
People with a mix of Irish and Scottish heritage.
Kenadie is a variant spelling of Kennedy. Kennedy is an Irish surname derived from Old Irish cinneide meaning "armored head" or "misshapen head".
It is of Irish and Gaelic origin, and its meaning is helmet head or ugly head; one who had an ugly head . My name is Kennedy and I was told the my name was Irish but not Gaelic. Just do you and everyone will follow a long
His great grandfather was Irish on the Kennedy side, and his grandfather on the Fitzgerald side.
Kennedy is an Irish last name.
Irish.
Kennedy is a Caucasian - of pure Irish descent.
Yes, he had an Irish wolfhound named Wolf.
Rose Kennedy's husband was named Joseph Patrick Kennedy. He was the son of Patrick Joseph Kennedy who was one of John Fitzgerald's croonies. Joe Kennedy was the descendant of of an Irish couple who moved to America during the Irish famine.
It depends on your definition of "Irish": if you mean of Gaelic Catholic Irish then it would be John F. Kennedy. If you choose to include the "Ulster Scots" ("Scotch-Irish") as "Irish" then the answer is Andrew Jackson.
W Benjamin Kennedy has written: 'The Irish Jacobins'
No. His family was Irish.
This is a Irish name.