Matt Donovan

Matt Donovan: Matt Donovan may refer to:

Matt Donovan (ice hockey) (born 1990) is an American ice hockey defenceman

Matt Donovan (poet), American poet

Matt Donovan, Canadian artist who made the sculpture in front of The Elephant House

Matt Donovan, a character on the television show The Vampire Diaries

Matthew Donovan (rugby league)

See also

Donovan (surname)

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