John or Johnny Byrne may refer to:

Contents

• Arts and entertainment
• Politics
• Sports
• Association football
• Other sports
• Others
• See also

Arts and entertainment

• John Byrne (English artist) (1786–1847), English painter and printmaker
• Johnny Byrne (writer) (1935–2008), former BBC editor and script writer
• John Byrne (playwright) (1940–2023), Scottish playwright and artist
• John Byrne (musician) (1946–2008), Irish-born American musician
• John Byrne (comics) (born 1950), American comic book artist and writer
• John Byrne (Irish artist) (born 1959), Irish performance and multimedia artist
• John Byrne (columnist), British writer and broadcaster

Politics

• John Byrne (Irish politician) (1878–1942), Irish Cumann na nGaedhael politician
• John F. Byrne Sr. (1911–1965), American politician, member of Philadelphia City Council
• John F. Byrne Jr. (born 1935), American politician, member of the Pennsylvania State Senate, son of the above

Sports

Others

• John Byrne (VC) (1832–1879), Irish recipient of the Victoria Cross
• John Edgar Byrne (1842–1906), Australian journalist and newspaper proprietor
• John Francis Byrne, creator of the Chaocipher
• Jock Byrne (John Thomas Byrne, 1903–1969), Scottish trade unionist and anti-communist
• John Byrne (businessman) (1919–2013), Irish property developer
• John V. Byrne (1928–2024), American marine geologist and academic
• John J. Byrne (1931–2013), American insurance industry executive
• John Byrne (computer scientist) (1933–2016), Irish computer scienctist
• John H. Byrne (born 1946), American neuroscientist
• John Byrne (judge) (born 1948), Senior Judge Administrator of the Supreme Court of Queensland
• John K. Byrne (born 1981), founder of the Raw Story news website

See also

• Jack Byrne (disambiguation)
• John Burn (disambiguation)
• John Byrnes (disambiguation)
• Byrne, surname

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