Notable Modern Cusacks
- Alex Cusack, Australian born sportsman, member of the Irish cricket team
- Ami Cusack, American model
- Ann Cusack, American actress, daughter of Dick Cusack
- Brendan Cusack, Irish Fencer
- Catherine Cusack, Irish actress, daughter of Cyril Cusack
- Cyril Cusack, Irish actor
- Dick Cusack, American actor and filmmaker
- Donal Óg Cusack, Irish hurler
- Dymphna Cusack, Australian writer
- Jake Cusack, Minister of Interior Kenya Colonial Govt. He was the son of John Cusack and brother of Sir Ralph Cusack. He "retired early" as Minister of Defence and was almost certainly implicated in the Hola Camp massacre.
- Joan Cusack, American actress, daughter of Dick Cusack
- John Cusack, All Ireland Unionist and Irish County Court Judge, who opposed partition of Ireland, contested Newry Boro against De Valera as Roman Catholic Ulster Unionist in NI elections. He "retired" to Twickenham where he lived at Lincoln Lodge and became Mayor of the Borough, 1929–30. Cusack Close in Twickenham is named after him .
- John Cusack, American actor and writer, son of Dick Cusack
- John Cusack (Australian politician)
- Joyce Cusack, American politician
- Mary Frances Cusack, Irish nun and writer
- Michael Cusack, Irish teacher, athlete and founder of the Gaelic Athletic Association
- Neil Cusack, International distance runner, 2 time Irish Olympian, Boston & Dublin marathon winner.
- Niamh Cusack, Irish actress, daughter of Cyril Cusack
- Sir Ralph Vincent Cusack (1916–1978), Judge of the English High Court of Justice.
- Robert Cusack, Australian swimmer
- Sean Cusack, Soccer player from Limerick in Ireland
- Sean Cusack, rugby league footballer for Scotland, Broughton Red Rose, and Carlisle
- Sinéad Cusack, Irish actress, daughter of Cyril Cusack
- Sorcha Cusack, Irish actress, daughter of Cyril Cusack
- Thomas Cusack (politician), Irish-American politician
- Thomas Cusack-Smith, Irish politician and judge.
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