Proper noun
Finnerty (plural Finnertys)
A surname from Irish.
Things don't stay the way they are," said Finnerty. "It's too entertaining to try to change them. Kurt Vonnegut
After taking stock of the stations’ strategy, Finnerty said that the new season would “give much more attention to and focus on the experts available to us at QF,” while also trying to make them attractive to a younger audience. Source: Internet
After officers noticed a driver run a stop sign at the intersection of Patrick Mill and Circle Drive, they pulled over Kathleen Finnerty and asked for her driver’s license. Source: Internet
They were joined by Mike Finnerty, Edwin McGreal, Seán Rice and Ger Flanagan of The Mayo News, with guest appearances from Anne-Marie Flynn of Mayo Club '51, Colm Keys of the Irish Independent and former Mayo manager James Horan. Source: Internet
Our podcast team of Rob Murphy, John Gunnigan, Billy Joe Padden, Louis Gunnigan and Mike Finnerty are joined by Michael Foley of The Sunday Times and Paul Earley of Sky Sports. Source: Internet
“I totally embarrassed myself,” said Turner Finnerty, a first-year finance and economics student and director of finance for IRIS. Source: Internet