James Nolan

Last updated September 01, 2024

James Nolan may refer to:

James Nolan (athlete) (born 1977), Irish athlete and athletics coach
Jim Nolan (theatre director) (born 1958), Irish theatre director
James Nolan (author), American poet and writer of fiction
Jim Nolan (basketball) (1927–1983), American NBA player
Jim Nolan (Gaelic football), County Cork Gaelic Athletic Association selector
Jim Nolan, a fictional character in John Steinbeck's novel In Dubious Battle
James Thomas Nolan (1926–2018), American actor known professionally as James Greene
James F. Nolan (1915–1985), American actor
James Nolan Jr. (1918–2004), news announcer and host of Uncle Jimmy's Clubhouse
Jimmy Nolan (footballer) (1893–1973), Australian footballer
James Nolan (criminal), Irish criminal whose brother confessed to killing him
James Nolan (politician), American politician from Alaska
Jim Nolan (biker) (born 1943), American outlaw biker
James Nolan (footballer) (born 2005), English footballer

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