McElhinney
Proper noun
Meaning
McElhinney (plural McElhinneys)
A surname from Irish.
Examples
Donegal’s record at this grade in recent seasons has been dismal with 2006 the last time the county appeared in a provincial decider when the likes of Michael Murphy, Martin McElhinney and Leo McLoone were leading lights in a memorable Tir Chonaill win.
The death has occurred of Ursula McElhinney (née McLaughlin), Glack, Carndonagh.
McElhinney admits that the team would have been happy to consolidate their position in Senior 1 last season, but their hard-work in preseason saw them get off to a flying start in their league campaign.
…Gusev lost a third-period goal because Coleman interferred with McElhinney.
Mr Crawford said there will be much European interest in the sale and added: “Many of these animals were brought in from Holland and other parts of Europe by Mr McElhinney.
LGBT historian Glenne McElhinney, who helped dye fabric for the first flags, is making a short documentary about their creation to be used as part of LGBT history classes in California schools.