John McCormack (disambiguation)
- John McCormack (disambiguation)
The name John McCormack may refer to:
*John McCormack (1884-1945), Irish tenor
*John Brendan McCormack (b. 1935), Roman Catholic bishop of the Diocese of Manchester, New Hampshire
*John William McCormack (1891-1980), politician from Massachusetts, United States
;In sports
*John McCormack (American boxer), (fl. 1980s)
*John McCormack (boxer) (b. 1935), Scottish boxer
*John McCormack (footballer) (fl. 1970s–1980s), Irish footballer
*John McCormack (Scottish footballer), Scottish footballer and manager
*John McCormack (ice hockey) (b. 1925), Canadian ice hockey player
*John McCormack (racing driver), Australian racer
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