People
People with the surname Shea:
- Brek Shea (b. 1990), American soccer player
- Cornelius Shea (1872–1929), American labour leader and crime boss
- Danny Shea (footballer) (1887–1960), English footballer
- Dave Shea (broadcaster), American hockey announcer
- Eric Shea (b. 1960), American actor
- Spec Shea, Francis Joseph "Spec" Shea, American baseball player
- George Beverly Shea (1909–2013), Canadian–American gospel singer/songwriter
- Gerry Shea (1881–1964), American baseball player
- Gwyn Shea (b. 1937), Texas secretary of state and member of the Texas House of Representatives
- Jack Shea (1910–2002), American Olympic gold medalist
- Jack Shea (director) (b. 1928), American film and television director
- James Shea (b. 1991), English footballer
- Jamie Shea (b. 1953), NATO official.
- Jerry Shea (1892–1947), Wales international rugby union player and rugby league player
- John Shea (disambiguation)
- Joseph Shea (disambiguation)
- Michael Shea (disambiguation)
- Nap Shea (1874–1968), American baseball player
- Patrick Shea (1908–1986), Northern Irish civil servant
- Robert Shea (1933–1994), magazine editor and novelist
- William Shea (1907–1981), American lawyer, for whom New York's Shea Stadium was named
People with first name Shea:
- Shea Fahy, a former Irish sportsperson who played Gaelic football
- Shea Hillenbrand (b. 1975), American baseball player
- Shea Ralph (b. 1978), American women's basketball player and coach
- Shea Rider (b. 1978), English guitarist, singer, songwriter
- Shea Lolin (b. 1983), Classical Conductor, East London
- Shea Weber (b. 1985), Canadian ice hockey player
- Shea Vaccaro (b. 1991), American songwriter and singer
- Shea Ohmsford, the protagonist of Terry Brooks' The Sword of Shannara
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