List of people from Northern Ireland

This list includes notable people who were born in, or lived in Northern Ireland.

A–G

Gerry Adams – politician^[1]
Max Adrian – actor
Mark Allen – snooker player^[2]
Gerry Anderson – television presenter^[3]
Willie Anderson – Ireland Rugby Union International^[4]
Kevin Baird – bassist for Two Door Cinema Club
Colin Bateman – actor, director and writer
David Bates – physicist
Andrea Begley – singer
Philomena Begley – country music singer
Eric Bell – guitarist for Them and Thin Lizzy
John Stewart Bell – physicist
Jocelyn Bell Burnell – astrophysicist
George Best – footballer
Rory Best – rugby player
Colin Blakely – actor
Danny Blanchflower – footballer
Robert Bradford – politician
Kenneth Branagh – actor and director
Anna Burns – novelist
Jake Burns – founder of and singer in the punk band Stiff Little Fingers
Amanda Burton – actress
Stephen Boyd – actor
Vivian Campbell – rock guitarist for Def Leppard
Peter Canavan – Gaelic footballer
Joshua Cargill – Drag queen
Adam Carroll – racing driver
Ciarán Carson – poet
Frank Carson – comedian
Andrea Catherwood – journalist and television presenter
Darren Clarke – golfer
George Clarke – filmmaker
Clare Crockett Roman Catholic religious sister and actress
Una O'Connor – actress
Phil Coulter – songwriter, pianist and music producer, arranger and director
Nadine Coyle – singer for Girls Aloud
Sean Coyle – radio presenter
James Craig – loyalist paramilitary criminal
Steven Davis – footballer
John Daly – television presenter
George Dawson – politician
Martin Dillon – author and journalist
Richard Dormer – actor
Brendan Dolan – darts player
Laura Donnelly – actress
Jamie Dornan – actor, model, musician
Roma Downey – actress
Adrian Dunbar – actor
Hugo Duncan – singer and broadcaster
Joey Dunlop – motorcycle racer
Robert Dunlop – motorcycle racer
Garth Ennis – comics writer
St. John Greer Ervine – writer
Jonny Evans – footballer
Michelle Fairley – Game of Thrones actress
Harry Ferguson – inventor; developed modern agricultural tractor and first four-wheel drive formula one car; first person to build and fly his own plane in Ireland
Dave Finlay – professional wrestler; associated with World Wrestling Entertainment
Brendan Foley – writer, director
Arlene Foster – former First Minister of Northern Ireland
Fra Fee – actor
Carl Frampton – boxer
Brian Friel – playwright
Jackie Fullerton – television presenter
Bronagh Gallagher – actress and singer
Mike Gibson – rugby player
Sue Gray – UK civil servant
Daryl Gurney – darts player

H–M

John Hallam – actor
Sam Halliday – guitarist for Two Door Cinema Club
David Healy – footballer
Holly Hamilton – journalist and television presenter
Neil Hannon – musician, The Divine Comedy
Seamus Heaney – poet
Paul Henry – artist
Alex Higgins – snooker player
Conleth Hill – Game of Thrones actor
Ciarán Hinds – actor
David Holmes – composer, DJ and musician
Eamonn Holmes – television presenter
Geraldine Hughes – actress
John Hume – recipient of Nobel Peace Prize
David Humphreys – rugby player
Gloria Hunniford – television presenter
Eddie Irvine – racing driver
Saoirse-Monica Jackson – actress
Oliver Jeffers – artist and author
Pat Jennings – footballer
Jimeoin – actor and comedian
Marie Jones – playwright
Patrick J. Jones – painter
Valene Kane – actress
John Kelly – author and broadcaster
Brian Kennedy – musician
Patrick Kielty – television presenter
Jack Kyle – rugby player
Kyle Lafferty – footballer
Christine Lampard – television presenter
Joseph Larmor – physicist
John Lavery – painter
Michael Legge – actor
Neil Lennon – footballer
C. S. Lewis – writer
Helen Lewis – choreographer and pioneer of modern dance
Gary Lightbody – singer for Snow Patrol
John Linehan – entertainer
Jane Loughrey – journalist for UTV
John Lynch – actor
Susan Lynch – actress
Bernard MacLaverty – writer
Patrick Magee – actor
Simone Magill professional footballer
Derek Mahon – poet
Paula Malcomson – actress
Dominick Martin – musician, DJ (a.k.a. Calibre)
Linda Martin – singer
Brian Mawhinney (PC) – former British politician and chairman of the Football League in England
Paddy Mayne – soldier and explorer
Mary McAleese – President of Ireland
Willie John McBride – rugby player, captained Ireland and British Lions
Christopher McCafferty – Club Promoter, DJ
Graeme McDowell – golfer Lions
Ian McElhinney – actor
Leah McFall – singer-songwriter
Damian McGinty – singer and actor
Lisa McGee – playwright and screenwriter
Matt McGinn (born 1978) – singer-songwriter
Eimear McGeown – flautist
Alister McGrath – Christian theologian
Medbh McGuckian – poet
Martin McGuinness – politician
Rory McIlroy – golfer
Gerry McKenna MRIA – biologist
Robert McKenzie – actor
David McKittrick – journalist
Ralph McLean – television presenter
Paul McLoone – radio producer and lead singer The Undertones
James McParland – Pinkerton detective
Peter McParland – footballer
Gerard McSorley – actor
Ian Mitchell – musician for the Bay City Rollers
Brian Moore – novelist
Gary Moore – former blues rock guitarist for Thin Lizzy
Colin Morgan – actor
Van Morrison – singer
William Mulholland – civil engineer
Hercules Mulligan – Irish-American tailor and spy during the American Revolutionary War. He was a member of the Sons of Liberty.
Colin Murray – radio DJ
Ruby Murray – pop chart star

N–Z

Kristian Nairn – actor
Liam Neeson – actor
Sam Neill – actor
James Nesbitt – actor
Alanna Nihell – boxer^[5]
Stephen Nolan – radio and television presenter
Martin O'Neill – footballer and football manager
Michelle O'Neill – politician
Jamie-Lee O'Donnell – actress
Ian Paisley – preacher and politician
Rhonda Paisley – author
Norman Parke – MMA-Fighter
Glenn Patterson – novelist
Mary Peters – athlete
William Pirrie – co-designed the RMS Titanic
Graeme Purdy – photographer and author
Patricia Quinn – actress
Ronan Rafferty – golfer
Stephen Rea – actor
Brendan Rodgers – football manager
Zöe Salmon – television presenter
Feargal Sharkey – lead singer The Undertones
Dean Shiels – footballer
Victor Sloan – photographer and artist
Michael Smiley – comic actor
Joe Swail – snooker player
Bronágh Taggart – actress
Phil Taggart (broadcaster) –
Dennis Taylor – snooker player
William Thomson, 1st Baron Kelvin – mathematical physicist and engineer
Austin Trevor – actor
Alex Trimble – singer and guitarist for Two Door Cinema Club
Andrew Trimble – rugby player
Juliet Turner – singer-songwriter
John Watson – Formula One driver
Jayne Wisener – actress
Tim Wheeler – lead singer, guitarist and songwriter of the band Ash
Norman Whiteside – footballer
Tony Wright – musician and singer/songwriter known as VerseChorusVerse

References

^ "Gerry Adams: Profile of Sinn Féin leader". BBC News. 20 November 2017. Retrieved 24 October 2020.
^ "Allen pockets world title". BBC News. 4 December 2004. Retrieved 24 October 2020.
^ "Gerry Anderson: Broadcaster dies after long illness". BBC News. 21 August 2014. Retrieved 24 October 2020.
^ "Anderson given Scots role". BBC News. 28 May 2004. Retrieved 24 October 2020.
^ "Glasgow 2014 - Alanna Audley-Murphy Profile". g2014results.thecgf.com. Retrieved 24 October 2020.

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[1] "Gerry Adams: Profile of Sinn Féin leader". BBC News. 20 November 2017. Retrieved 24 October 2020.

[2] "Allen pockets world title". BBC News. 4 December 2004. Retrieved 24 October 2020.

[3] "Gerry Anderson: Broadcaster dies after long illness". BBC News. 21 August 2014. Retrieved 24 October 2020.

[4] "Anderson given Scots role". BBC News. 28 May 2004. Retrieved 24 October 2020.

[5] "Glasgow 2014 - Alanna Audley-Murphy Profile". g2014results.thecgf.com. Retrieved 24 October 2020.

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