Casey
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Casey is an Irish surname, and may refer to
- Al Casey
- Al Casey (rockabilly)
- Albert Casey
- Albert Vincent Casey
- Anne Casey
- Ben Casey
- Bernie Casey
- Bill Casey
- Bob Casey, Jr., U.S. Senator (D-PA), son of late Pennsylvania Gov. Robert P. Casey.
- Bob Casey, a baseball announcer
- Bob Casey, a rugby player
- Conor Casey
- Daniel Casey
- Detective Casey, fictional character
- Don Casey
- Dwane Casey
- Eamon Casey
- Ed Casey
- Eduardo Casey
- Frank Casey
- George William Casey
- George William Casey Jr., US Army general
- Gerard Casey, Irish artist
- Gerard Casey (philosopher)
- Harry Wayne Casey
- Hugh John Casey
- James E. Casey
- Joe Casey
- John Casey (novelist), American novelist
- John Casey (academic), British academic
- Joseph E. Casey
- Karan Casey
- Ken Casey
- Kenneth Casey
- Lyman R. Casey
- Martyn P. Casey
- Marty Casey
- Mike Casey
- Natalie Casey
- Owen Casey
- Paddy Casey
- Paul Casey
- Ray Casey
- Richard Casey
- Richard Casey, Baron Casey, 16th. Governor-General of Australia
- Richard C. Casey
- Robert P. Casey
- Ron Casey
- Samuel Casey (Upper Canada politician)
- Sean Casey
- Shaun Casey
- Silas Casey
- Solanus Casey
- Thomas Lincoln Casey
- Timothy Casey
- Warren Patrick Casey
- Willet Casey
- William Casey, Director of CIA from 1981 to 1987
- Zadok Casey
Casey is also used as a first name, by both males and females.
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[edit] O'Casey
- Breon O'Casey, son of Seán O'Casey
- Lance O'Casey, cartoon character
- Seán O'Casey, Irish playwright
[edit] Places
- City of Casey, Melbourne, Australia
- Casey Station, Antarctica
- Division of Casey, an electoral district in the Australian House of Representatives in Victoria
- Casey, Australian Capital Territory a planned suburb in the Canberra district of Gungahlin
[edit] Fiction
- The Japanese name for the Pokémon, Abra
- Casey Novak, assistant district attorney in Law & Order: Special Victims Unit
[edit] See also
- Planned Parenthood v. Casey, the 1992 Supreme Court decision that upheld limited abortion rights in the United States