Michael McGeehin (born 1961/62)[1] is a Gaelic football trainer currently attached as head coach[2] to Tipperary.
[4] McGeehin was part of a group of seven (the others being Pauric Gallagher, Jimmy Kennedy, Michael McBrearty, Charlie McGeever, Donnacha Mac Niallais and Seamus Meehan) who would travel back and forth from Thomond College of Education, Limerick, to Donegal for games and training sessions in the early 1980s, with Gallagher as the driver.
[1][5] McGeehin started his involvement coaching inter-county teams in 1992, juggling Clare and Mayo as both won their respective provincial championships.
[1] He then spent two seasons with Finn Harps, working alongside McGeever and bringing the club as far as the 1999 FAI Cup Final.
[1][4] McGeehin was part of John Maughan's team when Fermanagh won an All-Ireland Senior B Football Championship.
[1] In 2019, McGeehin was reappointed to Tipperary (again alongside McGeever) when David Power was appointed manager following the resignation of Liam Kearns.