Andy Dennehy

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Andrew Dennehy is the former starting quarterback for the Dublin Rebels in the Irish American Football League (IAFL).^[1]

As of 2016, Dennehy had been involved in seven of the Dublin Rebels' Shamrock Bowl title successes.^[2] In 2017, he became the most successful player in Irish American Football League history,^[quantify] winning his 9th Shamrock Bowl at Shamrock Bowl XXXI on 13 August 2017.^{[citation needed]}

Upon moving to Amsterdam in the Netherlands,^[when?] Dennehy became a coach of the Amsterdam Crusaders.^[3]

He was on the selection committee for the "Inaugural AFI Hall of Fame: Class of 2023".^[4]