Pat OCallaghan, physician, hammer-thrower and first man to win an Olympic gold medal while representing Ireland, is born near Kanturk, Co. Cork

On September 15, 1905 in Celtic History

PAT ocallaghan, physician, hammer thrower and first man to win an olympic gold medal while representing ireland, is born near kanturk, co. cork

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