John O'Hara (disambiguation)
- John O'Hara (disambiguation)
John O'Hara is the name of a number of people:
*John O'Hara (1905–1970), American writer of "Appointment in Samarra", "Butterfield 8", and many short stories
*John O'Hara (Brooklyn politician), American lawyer and candidate for public office
*John O'Hara (Racing driver), driver for A1 Team Ireland in the A1 Grand Prix
*John Francis O'Hara, American archbishop and cardinal
*John O'Hara (musician), English keyboardist and conductor, currently member of Jethro Tull
*John O'Hara (actor), American actor
*John O'Hara (DJ), presenter on Belfast's U105 radio station
*John O'Hara (soccer), Irish professional soccer player
*John O'Hara (American football), former Texas State University-San Marcos football coach
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