Personal Life and Death
Ginty resided, variously, in Los Angeles, Dublin, Toronto, and Vancouver. He was married to actress and former co-star Francine Tacker; they had a son, actor James Francis Ginty. Ginty had also been married to actress Lorna Patterson. He was married to his third wife, Michelle Craske, at the time of his death of cancer in Los Angeles, California.
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