George Herbert McAllan (2 February 1878 — 1 December 1918) was an Irish international rugby union player.
Selectors went with experience in the 1896 Home Nations against England, but McAllan got called up for the remaining two fixtures after Fulton got injured, playing home matches against Scotland and Wales.
[1] McAllan served during the Second Boer War and afterwards settled in Johannesburg, marrying a local.
[2] In World War I, McAllan enlisted with the Royal Flying Corps and was involved in the East African campaign.
He died at a Pretoria hospital in 1918 from injuries received in a plane crash, while attached to the South African Medical Corps.