Feeley
Proper noun
Meaning
Feeley (plural Feeleys)
A surname from Irish.
Examples
“I would have to say as someone who travels in the border region between Cavan and Fermanagh on a daily basis that I have noticed a lessening of the activity particularly by the north of the border by the PSNI,” said Cllr Feeley.
Feeley found out an hour before the announcement; he had called Varela to discuss Martinelli’s case, and the President blurted out the China decision.
John Feeley, the former U.S. ambassador to Panama, who retired in March, disputed Mr. Martinelli’s claims of a witch hunt driven by the government and U.S. officials.
The ship had suffered a collision off the coast of Japan, killing seven servicemen, and Feeley wanted to film a message for the survivors.
Yorkshire, coached by former Greens coach Jon Feeley, face Northumberland at Scarborough on Saturday (3pm).
Feeley, who is also a strength coach for athletic teams at Widener University and Philadelphia University, went to college thinking she’d one day run political campaigns.