How would an Irish and a Southern English person pronounce "Helena"?

Heleena is not the same as Hel-lane-a. And Hel-lane-a is foreign sounding [neither Irish nor English] - like Helene = Elaine

Hell- eena is pronounced to rhyme with been, keen, lean

NO heleena doesn't = hel lane na.....

Hell-lee-na is how almost all Irish people I know would pronounce it. One of my closest friends is a Helena.

Have lived in Dublin and Galway.

I'm southern English and I would naturally say Helen-a, but then it depends on the person's preference because I know a Helena who I would call Hel-lane-a because that's what her name is 'meant' to be.

Well I'm Irish- from Dublin- and I'd sy Hel-en-a

I am from southern Britain. I would say HEL-en-a.

Well I'm from the Republic and I would say Heleena but some people I know say Hellena from england :)

I'm from Dublin, Ireland and I'd also pronounce it 'Hell-ee-na' ... looks like a concensus!

We Dublin doggies say Heleena

I am from Southen England (RP) and i personally would say Helen-a.