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- The Roches, a female vocal group of sisters (Maggie and Terre and Suzzy Roche)
- Saint Roch (also known as "Saint Roche" or "Saint Rocco"), patron saint of plague, pestilence and skin diseases
- Charlotte Roche (born 1978), German television presenter, actress, singer and author
- Daniel Roche (born 1999), English child actor
- Danni Roche (born 1970), Australian field hockey player
- Des Roche, a 1930's NHL hockey player
- Dick Roche, an Irish politician
- Douglas Roche, O.C., peace activist and former Canadian Senator
- Édouard Roche, a French scientist
- Eric Roche, an Irish fingerstyle guitarist
- Frances Roche, wife of Sir Philip Miles, 2nd Baronet and daughter of Sir David Roche Roche Baronets
- Frank Roche, an American writer
- Gabriel Roche, former mayor of Courbevoie
- James G. Roche, 20th Secretary of the United States Air Force
- Jerry Roche Irish missionary murdered in Kenya
- Joe Roche, American columnist from Minnesota and Iraq War veteran
- Karl Roche (1862–1931), German syndicalist
- Raymond Roche, a French motorcyclist
- Regina Maria Roche, an English Gothic Novelist
- Stephen Roche, an Irish cyclist and winner of the Triple Crown of Cycling
- Nicolas Roche, an Irish cyclist
- Tony Roche (born 1945), Australian tennis player and coach
- Tony Roche, Rugby Football Union journalist and father of Daniel Roche
- Roche Braziliano, French buccaneer
- Roche Baronets, a Baronet of Great Britain
- William Roche (rugby union), Irish rugby union player
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