Famous People with Name Sheehan

Paul Sheehan            Origin/Culture/Country: Australian

Paul Sheehan: (born on January 26, 1977) is an Australian golfer.

Casey Austin Sheehan            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Casey Austin Sheehan: In May 2000, Sheehan enlisted in the United States Army as a light-wheeled vehicle mechanic, MOS 63B. It has been reported that he may have considered enlisting as a Chaplain's assistant MOS 56M. (Sheehan had acted as an altar server during the Palm Sunday mass on the morning of his death).[3] Near the end of his active service, the U.S. invasion of Iraq began. Sheehan re-enlisted, knowing that his unit would be sent there.[4] Sheehan's division, the First Cavalry Division, was sent to Iraq. On March 19, 2004, Sheehan's Battery C, 1st Battalion, 82nd Field Artillery Regiment, arrived at FOB War Eagle in Sadr City. On April 4, 2004, Sheehan was killed in action after volunteering to be part of a Quick Reaction Force to rescue American troops.

Robert Michael Sheehan            Origin/Culture/Country: Irish

Robert Michael Sheehan: an Irish actor who is best known for playing King Louis XIV in the short-lived historical fantasy series Young Blades.Originally from Portlaoise, he has been acting since childhood, making his debut appearance in Aisling Walsh’s acclaimed feature film Song For A Raggy Boy. Since then he has appeared in a number of feature films including A Dublin Story, Ghostwood, An Damhan Alla Anbhan and most recently Summer of the Flying Saucer. On television, he appeared in 15 episodes of Foreign Exchange (Magma Film/9 Newtwork Australia) as Cormac MacNamara and in all 13 episodes of Young Blades (Insight/PAX TV) as Prince Louis. More recently Robert has appeared in The Clinic (Parallel Films/RTÉ), Bel's Boys (ITV) and in Season 2 of The Tudors (Showtime/BBC).

Thomas H. Sheehan            Origin/Culture/Country: American

Thomas H. Sheehan: was a third baseman in Major League Baseball from 1900-1908.

"Dynamite" Danny Sheehan            Origin/Culture/Country: American

"Dynamite" Danny Sheehan: is a professional, journeyman heavyweight boxer with 49 professional bouts. Sheehan gained notoriety in 2000 when he beat the undefeated Elvir Muriqi on ESPN. The fight drew much media attention with Muriqi's famed trainer, Teddy Atlas, speaking into his