Proper noun
Finucane (plural Finucanes)
A surname from Irish.
Due to the sudden passing of Marian Finucane, tonight's will now feature a segment paying tribute to Marian & her contribution to Irish broadcasting & Irish society, with interviews with a number of her contemporaries and friends. Source: Internet
A member of Bank of America’s executive management team, Finucane is responsible for the strategic positioning of Bank of America and leads the company’s environmental, social and governance (ESG) efforts. Source: Internet
Finucane, pp. 4, 16 By the 5th century BC, classical Greek ghosts had become haunting, frightening creatures who could work to either good or evil purposes. Source: Internet
Finucane, pp. 8–11 The 5th-century BC play Oresteia contains one of the first ghosts to appear in a work of fiction. Source: Internet
"Today the British Government has declined to hold a public inquiry into the murder of my husband, Pat Finucane. Source: Internet
“It is with the greatest sadness that I have learned of the passing of broadcaster Marian Finucane. Source: Internet