People
- Albert Mooney - aircraft designer and founder of Mooney Airplane Company
- Alex X. Mooney - American politician
- Bel Mooney - English journalist and broadcaster
- Brian Mooney - professional football player
- Cameron Mooney - Australian rules footballer
- Carol Ann Mooney - President of Saint Mary's College in Notre Dame, Indiana
- Dave Mooney - Professional football player
- Debra Mooney - American actress
- Edward Mooney - Roman Catholic Cardinal Archbishop of Detroit, former Bishop of Rochester
- Hercules Mooney - American Revolutionary War Colonel
- James Mooney - anthropologist whose major works were about Native American Indians
- Jim Mooney - philosopher
- John Mooney - blues musician
- Nadia Mooney - veterinary student
- Malcolm Mooney - Original lead singer of rock group |Can; inspiration for The Mooney Suzuki's name (see below)
- Melvin Mooney - American physicist, developed the Mooney Viscometer and other testing equipment used in the rubber industry.
- Paschal Mooney - Irish politician
- Peter Mooney (conductor) - Scottish educationalist and conductor (music)
- Peter Thomas Mooney - Information Technology Conultant and Web Designer
- Paul Mooney (writer) - son of James Mooney
- Paul Mooney (comedian) - American comedian, writer, and actor
- Robert Mooney - Canadian politician
- Sean Mooney - Sports reporter and former WWF announcer
- Thomas Mooney - American labor leader from San Francisco, California
- Father Tom Mooney- First Catholic chaplain to die in World War II, in Belgium
- Tom Mooney (rugby league), Australian rugby league footballer
- Tommy Mooney Professional football player
- Tony Mooney - Australian politician
- Walter E. Mooney - pilot and model aircraft designer
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