Séamus

Seamus, also Séamus [ ʃeɪməs ], is a male first name of Irish origin meaning one who replaced ( at a different location occurs ). The name comes from the Hebrew name of Jacob; the Anglicized form is James.

• 2.1 Music

Well-known bearers of the name

First name

• Seamus Blake (born 1969 ), British jazz saxophonist
• Séamus Bourke (1893-1967), Irish politician
• Seamus Boxley ( b. 1982 ), American basketball player
• Séamus Brennan (1948-2008), Irish politician
• Seamus " Shay " Brennan (1937-2000), Irish football player
• Séamus Coleman (* 1988), Irish football player
• Seamus Davey - Fitzpatrick (* 1998), American film actor
• Seamus Deane ( born 1940 ), Irish author and literary scholar
• Séamus Dolan (1914-2010), Irish politician ( Fianna Fáil )
• Séamus Freeman ( born 1944 ), Irish Roman Catholic bishop
• Séamus " Shay " Given ( born 1976 ), Irish football player
• Seamus Haji ( born 1968 ), British house DJ and music producer
• Seamus Heaney (1939-2013), Irish writer (Nobel Prize 1995)
• Séamus Hegarty ( born 1940 ), Irish Roman Catholic bishop
• Séamus Kirk ( born 1945 ), Irish politician
• Seamus Kotyk ( b. 1980 ), Canadian professional ice hockey goaltender
• Seamus McGarvey ( b. 1967 ), Northern Irish cameraman and video director
• Séamus Ó hArgadáin, known as James Hardiman (1782-1855), Irish writer and librarian
• Peter Seamus O'Toole (1932-2013), Irish actor
• Séamus Pattison ( b. 1936 ), Irish politician (Irish Labour Party )

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Music

• Seamus is the title of a Pink Floyd song from 1971 (after the name of a dog involved in the production )