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Mick O'Hanlon

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Irish hurler and Gaelic footballer

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Michael O'Hanlon (7 July 1920 – 21 November 1996) was an Irishhurler andGaelic footballer. A member of theHoreswood club, he wonAll-Ireland medals withWexford in 1955 and 1956. O'Hanlon's grandson,Matthew O'Hanlon, currently plays for Wexford.^[1]

^Crowe, Dermot (27 May 2018)."Model skipper looking to do rich bloodline justice". Irish Independent. Retrieved27 May 2018.

v t e Wexford – 1955 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Champions (2nd title)
1A. Foley 2Bobby Rackard 3N. O'Donnell (c) 4M. O'Hanlon 5J. English 6Billy Rackard 7M. Morrissey 8J. Morrissey 9S. Hearne 10Paddy Kehoe 11N. Wheeler 12Padge Kehoe 13T. Ryan 14N. Rackard 15T. Flood Subs used 21O. Gough for N. Wheeler 11 N. Wheeler for O. Gough 16D. Hearne for T. Ryan Subs not used 17T. Bolger 18B. Wickham 19M. Codd 20T. Dixon

v t e Wexford – 1956 All-Ireland Senior Hurling Champions (3rd title)
1A. Foley 2Bobby Rackard 3N. O'Donnell 4M. Morrissey 5J. English (c) 6Billy Rackard 7J. Morrissey 8S. Hearne 9N. Wheeler 10Padge Kehoe 11M. Codd 12T. Flood 13T. Ryan 14N. Rackard 15T. Dixon Subs not used 16M. O'Hanlon 17Paddy Kehoe 18T. Bolger 19T. Morrissey 20P. Nolan

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