The Spell Well Challenge One of the last things your baby would like to do when he or she grows up is having to explain the spelling of the name repeatedly. Hence the advice - KISS or "keep it sweet and simple!" Choose a name that suits ....More..

Reilly as Last Name

Matthew John Reilly            Origin/Culture/Country: Australian
Matthew John Reilly: is an Australian action/thriller writer

Charles Nelson Reilly            Origin/Culture/Country: American
Charles Nelson Reilly: was an American actor, comedian, director and drama teacher known for his comedic roles in movies, children's television, animated cartoons, and as a panelist on the game show Match Game.

John Christopher Reilly            Origin/Culture/Country: American
John Christopher Reilly: Reilly, the fifth of six children, was born in Chicago, Illinois to an Irish American father and a Lithuanian mother.[1][2][3] His father owned a linen supply company.[4] He was raised in the Catholic religion[5] and graduated from Brother Rice High Schoo

Alison Bartlett-O'Reilly            Origin/Culture/Country: New York
Alison Bartlett-O'Reilly: has portrayed Gina Jefferson on Sesame Street since 1987.Her other credits include Rescue Me, Law & Order, The Sopranos and NYPD Blue. She is sometimes credited as

Matthew John "Matt" Reilly            Origin/Culture/Country: Australian
Matthew John "Matt" Reilly: His novels are often praised for their fast pace, plot convolutions and intense action. His work is often compared to that of John Birmingham or Jack Heath.[1] After graduating from Mt. Austin High School in 1988 and Sydney's St. Aloysius' College in 1992, Reilly wrote his first book Contest in 1994 whilst attending the University of New South Wales. It was rejected by every major publishing company in Sydney on the basis that his story concept was unoriginal and full of clichTs and tired synonyms. This caused Reilly to self-publish 1,000 copies using money borrowed from his family. Unfortunately, some books were stolen from the back of his car and the original Contest books have become such a rarity that they have been known to fetch up to $300.