the last name coyle comes from irish origin.
the last name coyle comes from irish origin.
where does the last name coyle come from?
irish origin
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coyle is a surname of irish origin, and may refer to:









































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bullet::::- andrew coyle (contemporary), british law professor and prison official









































bullet::::- bill coyle (1871–1941), american baseball player









































bullet::::- bill coyle (born ?), american poet









































bullet::::- brendan coyle (born 1963), english actor









































bullet::::- brian coyle (1944–1991), american gay rights activist









































bullet::::- brock coyle (born 1990) american football player









































bullet::::- charles delmer coyle (1887–1954), canadian politician from ontario; mp from elgin 1945–54









































bullet::::- charlie coyle (born 1992), american ice hockey player









































bullet::::- charlotte coyle (born 1982), northern ireland plus-size model









































bullet::::- cleo coyle or alice alfonsi, american author
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kathleen coyle was born in derry on 23 october 1886. she was the eldest child of john and catherine coyle (née mckenna). catherine coyle was born in new york city, but was brought up in ireland and had irish roots. the coyle family was initially wealthy, but kathleen coyle's autobiography, "the magical realm", details the decline of their fortunes, in particular how her father had no occupation and instead lived on his wife's inheritance. john coyle was an alcoholic and died young in his 40s. coyle suffered an injury in childhood which resulted in a permanent limp. coyle was primarily educated privately at home, receiving some schooling in a local convent. she spent three weeks at the young ladies' academy in derry, but left as her family could not afford the fees. in 1906, her mother sold the family home in glendermott and moved to liverpool. whilst there, coyle worked in a public library. three years later, in 1909, the coyles moved to london, and in an effort to support her family coyle took up employment in a newspaper office. it was during this time in london that coyle met rebecca west, with west noting that she was "impressed and almost alarmed by her endowment of poetic sensitivity."
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