Danny McGowan

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Danny McGowan (8 November 1924 – 1994) was a Dublin-born Irish footballer, He was a wing half or forward who moved from Shelbourne to West Ham United in 1948. Known for not being able to handle his drink, his mantra was: "all in moderation".

He played 81 times for The Hammers between 1948 and 1954, scoring 8 goals before moving to Chelmsford City.

He made three international appearances for the Republic of Ireland national football team, all games in 1949.