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Mike O'Donaghue (born 1945) is a former Irish amateur road racing cyclist. O'Donaghue lived in Carlow and rode for the Carlow Team, and was one of the top amateurs in Ireland during the 1970s. His greatest win was the 1973 Rás Tailteann.^[1]

• "Tayto Rás Tailteann 10 Day Cycle Race 29th. June - 8th. July 1973 Route". Rás Tailteann.
• "Carlow County Museum - 'Mike the man of the Rás '73' Exhibition". Cycling Ireland. Archived from the original on 8 July 2013.

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