About Eamonn Kinsella
Lived 1932 – 1991 (aged 58). Eamonn Kinsella was an Irish athletics competitor.
Eamonn Edward Francis Kinsella (8 October 1932 – 8 August 1991), was an Irish track and field athlete who specialised in the hurdles and competed at the 1956 Summer Olympics.
Biography Kinsella was born in Carlow, Ireland and became a member of the Donore Harriers of Dublin.
Kinsella finished third behind Jack Parker in the 12o yards hurdles event at the British 1954 AAA Championships and second behind Peter Hildreth at the 1956 AAA Championships.
Later that year he represented Ireland at the 1956 Olympic Games in Melbourne, competing in the 110 metres hurdles event in the 1956 Melbourne Olympics, failing to progress beyond the heats.
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Who was Eamonn Kinsella?
Irish athlete
When was Eamonn Kinsella born?
Eamonn Kinsella was born on 8 October 1932 in Carlow.
When did Eamonn Kinsella die?
Eamonn Kinsella died on 8 August 1991 in Dublin.
What was Eamonn Kinsella's occupation?
Eamonn Kinsella was an athletics competitor.
What nationality was Eamonn Kinsella?
Eamonn Kinsella was Irish.
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APA: Biography.guide. (2026). Eamonn Kinsella. https://biography.guide/eamonn-kinsella/
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