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Although you find a few who use the biblical Iscea[ishk-ya] as a 'translation' of Jessica, in Ireland, at any rate, the name is Jessica even with the surname in Irish spelling.
It is left in the original spelling even if the last name can be spelled in Irish.
The name has no Irish Gaelic equivalent and the form Jennifer is used even with the surname in Irish. Sinéad is Jane; Sinéidín is Jenny.
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