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Michael Kelly
Michael
,
Mike
or
Mick Kelly
may refer to:
Politics
Michael John Kelly
(1815–1890), political figure in Newfoundland
Michael Kelly (Australian politician)
, New South Wales colonial politician
Michael Joseph Kelly (American politician)
(1850–1911), Irish-born American politician from Iowa
Michael Kelly (Scottish politician)
(born 1940), former lord provost of the city of Glasgow, Scotland and businessman
Mike Kelly (Alaska politician)
(1942–2016), Republican member of the Alaska House of Representatives
Mike Kelly (Pennsylvania politician)
(born 1948), politician and U.S. Representative from Pennsylvania
Mike Kelly (Australian politician)
(born 1960), Australian lawyer, soldier and politician
Michael Kelly (Illinois politician)
(born 1975), politician and athletic director from Illinois
Sports
Association football
Michael Kelly (footballer, born 1877)
, English footballer
Mike Kelly (footballer, born 1942)
, English football goalkeeper and coach
Mike Kelly (footballer, born 1954)
, English football midfielder
Michael Kelly (footballer, born 1996)
, Irish footballer for Carlisle United
Michael Kelly (footballer, born 1997)
, Scottish footballer for Bristol Rovers
Baseball
King Kelly
(Michael Joseph Kelly, 1857–1894), American baseball player
Mike Kelly (baseball, born 1896)
(Bernard Francis Kelly, 1896–1968), American baseball player, coach and manager
Mike Kelly (pitcher)
(1902–1982), American baseball player
Mike Kelly (outfielder)
(born 1970), American baseball player
Michael Kelly (baseball)
(born 1992), American baseball player
Gridiron football
Mike Kelly (American football coach)
(born 1948), University of Dayton football coach, 1981–2007
Mike Kelly (gridiron football, born 1948)
, American college football and National Football League player
Mike Kelly (gridiron football)
(born 1958), American college football and Canadian Football League coach
Other sports
Michael Kelly (sport shooter)
(1872–1923), American Olympic sport shooter
Mickey Kelly
(1929–2011), Irish hurler
Mick Kelly (Australian footballer)
(born 1952), Australian rules football player for Footscray
Mike Kelly (ice hockey)
(born 1960), Canadian ice hockey executive
Michael Kelly (Gaelic footballer)
, Irish sportsperson who represented Donegal
Mike Kelly (basketball)
(born 1967), American/Australian basketball coach and former player
Michael Kelly (athletic director)
, University of South Florida athletic director
Business
Michael Eugene Kelly
(1949–2013), automotive manufacturing entrepreneur and investment holding businessman
Michael P. Kelly
(born 1954), American architect and urban planner
Michael Kelly, former president of
Blockbuster LLC
Michael J. Kelly
(born 1957), American entrepreneur and media executive
Music
Michael Kelly (tenor)
(1762–1826), Irish actor, singer and composer
Michael Schermick
(born 1958), known professionally as Michael Kelly Smith, American guitar player
Mike Kelly, drummer for the band the
Mission UK
Michael Patrick Kelly
(born 1977), Irish-American singer, musician and composer
Michael Kelly Guitars
, American guitar, bass, and mandolin manufacturer
Writing
Michael Kelly (editor)
(1957–2003), American writer and editor
Mike Kelly (journalist)
, American writer
Michael Kelly (Irish journalist)
, Irish journalist
Mick Kelly (writer)
, writer of Simpsons episode
Little Orphan Millie
Other
Michael Kelly (bishop)
(1850–1940), fourth Roman Catholic archbishop of Sydney
Michael Kelly (Jesuit)
(1929–2021), Irish Jesuit priest and missionary in Zambia
Michael Kelly (physicist)
(born 1949), New Zealand-British physicist
M. G. Kelly
(born 1952, as Gary D. Sinclair) "Michael Gary "M.G." Kelly", U.S. on-air personality
Michael Kelly (actor)
(born 1969), American actor
See also
Mike Kellie
(1947–2017), English musician, composer and record producer
Mike Kelley (disambiguation)
Michael Joseph Kelly (disambiguation)
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