Ireland at the 1928 Summer Olympics
Ireland participated in the Summer Olympics in 1928 in Amsterdam, Netherlands, with a delegation of 29 athletes (28 men and one woman ) participated.
- 2.1 boxes
- 2.2 Athletics
- 2.3 Cycling
- 2.4 Swimming
- 2.5 Water Ball
Medalist
Gold
Participants by sport
Boxing
- Myles McDonagh Flyweight: 9th place
- Frank Traynor Bantamweight: 4th place
- George Kelly Featherweight: 17th Place
- William O'Shea Lightweight: 17th Place
- Patrick Lenehan Welterweight: 9th place
- John Chase Middleweight: 5th place
- Boy Murphy Light Heavyweight: 5th Place
- Matt Flanagan Heavyweight: 9th place
Athletics
- Denis Cussen 100 meters: Quarter-finals
- Dan Cullen 200 meters: Heats
- Sean Lavan 200 meters: Heats 400 meters: Quarter-finals
- Norman MacEachern 800 meters: Semi-finals
- Gerry Coughlan 800 meters: Heats 3,000 meter steeplechase: Heats
- Alister Clark 110 meters hurdles: Heats
- Paddy Anglim Long Jump: 21 place in the qualification
- Theo Phelan Triple Jump: 19th place in qualifying
- Pat O'Callaghan Hammer Throw: Gold
- Con O'Callaghan Decathlon: DNF
Cycling
- John Woodcock Road race, Singles: 44th
- Bertie Donnelly Sprint: 2nd Round 1,000 meters Time Trial: 11th Place
Swimming
- William Broderick 400 -meter freestyle: Heats
- Marguerite Dockrell Women 's 100m freestyle: Heats
Water polo
- Men's team 9th place
- Squad Stan Moore Norman Judd Michael O'Connor Thomas Dockrell John O'Connor Patrick McClure Charles Fagan