Reginald Dunne (died 10 August 1922) was the second in command of the London branch of the IRA who was hanged after killing Field Marshal Sir Henry Wilson. Dunne attended St Ignatius' College in Tottenham, North London. He was a former British Army private in the Irish Guards who fought in the First World War. On trial, Reginald Dunne addressed the jury about how in the recent Great War he had been “fighting for the principles for which this country (the UK) stood. Those principles I found as an Irishman were not applied to my own country…”