People
- Annie Kenney (1879-1953), English suffragette
- Ben Kenney (b. 1977), American musician
- Bill Kenney (b. 1955), American football player
- Bob Kenney (b. 1931), American basketball player
- Charles Lamb Kenney (1821-1881), British writer
- Douglas Kenney (1946-1980), American writer and actor, co-founder of National Lampoon
- Ed Kenney (b. 1933), American singer and actor
- Edward Aloysius Kenney (1884-1938), American politician
- George C. Kenney (1889-1977), United States Army Air Forces general in World War II
- H. Wesley Kenney (b. ?), American television producer and director
- James Kenney (1780-1849), English dramatist
- James J. Kenney (1869-1916), American firefighter, first fire chief of Berkeley, California
- Jason Kenney (b. 1968), Canadian politician
- Joe Kenney ( ? - ? ), American football player and coach
- Joseph Kenney (b. 1960), American politician
- Larry Kenney (b. 1947), American radio personality and voice actor
- Lawrence Joyce Kenney (1930-1990), American Roman Catholic bishop
- Mart Kenney (1910-2006), Canadian musician and bandleader
- Maurice Kenney (b. 1929), Mohawk poet
- Michael Kenney (b. ?), musician in the English band Iron Maiden
- Mick Kenney (b. 1980), British musician, artist, and record producer
- Padraic Kenney ( ? - ? ), American historian, writer, and professor
- Pat Kenney (b. 1968), American professional wrestler also known as Simon Diamond
- Richard R. Kenney (1856-1931), American lawyer and politician
- Robyn Kenney (b. 1979), American field hockey player
- Skip Kenney ( ? - ? ), American swimming coach
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