Shane O'Hanlon was an Irish Gaelic football coach and selector who died suddenly on 10 February 2024. He played club football with St Vincent's in Dublin and later served the club in several coaching and management roles, and he was a selector when St Vincent's beat Nemo Rangers to win the All-Ireland Senior Club Football Championship in 2008. He then began a long association with Jim Gavin, joining him in the Dublin under-21 set-up, which won All-Ireland under-21 titles in 2010 and 2012, and from 2012 serving the Dublin senior team as a selector and logistics manager. He stayed on when Dessie Farrell took over in 2019. During his decade with the team Dublin stayed undefeated in the Leinster championship and won eight All-Ireland senior titles and six National Football Leagues.
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was an Irish Gaelic footballer, coach and selector
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was an Irish Gaelic footballer, coach and selector
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won eight All-Ireland SFC titles as well as six National Football Leagues
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