Ireland's Olympic medals

• Dublin (9) — Fred Tiedt, Michael Carruth, Michelle Smith, Kenny Egan, Darren Sutherland, Cian O'Connor, Annalise Murphy, Kellie Harrington, Eimear Lambe
• Cork (7) — Pat O'Callaghan, Sonia O'Sullivan, Robert Heffernan, Gary O'Donovan, Paul O'Donovan, Fintan McCarthy, Emily Hegarty
• Galway (2) — Aifric Keogh, Fiona Murtagh
• Wicklow (2) — Ron Delany, Katie Taylor
• Antrim (1) — Philip Doyle
• Down (1) — Rhys McClenaghan
• Louth (1) — Tony Byrne
• Sligo (1) — Mona McSharry
• Tipperary (1) — Daire Lynch
• Waterford (1) — John Treacy
• Westmeath (1) — John Joe Nevin

Counted by birthplace as each athlete's Wikipedia article gives it. 8 medallists were born in Belfast, which lies in both Antrim and Down, and are left out of the county count; so are those born outside Ireland or whose birthplace isn't recorded.

• Art medals. The Olympics held art competitions until 1948. Jack B. Yeats won silver for painting in 1924 (Natation, now in the National Gallery as The Liffey Swim), Oliver St John Gogarty bronze for literature the same year, and Letitia Hamilton bronze for painting in 1948. They are not counted above.
• A medal taken away. Cian O'Connor won showjumping gold in 2004 but was stripped of it in 2005 after his horse failed a drug test; his 2012 bronze stands.
• Before 1924. Irish-born athletes won many medals for Great Britain and, especially in the throwing events, for the United States; those count for those countries.

Wikipedia's Ireland at the Olympics ↗ (medals for Olympic Federation of Ireland teams), with birthplaces from each medallist's own article. All-Ireland winners →