Ex-Gangster Who's Friends With Killers Becomes Porn Star: From 'Gangland To Gangbang'

A former gangster in Ireland quit crime to become a porn star.

Richard McNally was "involved in a lot of crime and gangs" and spent a total of 10 years in prison for drugs, assault and "gang-related s--t," he told Dublin Live.

The 33-year-old Dublin native, a close friend of killer Brian Rattigan, 42, and cousin of criminal Wayne McNally, 38, later moved to England and became a barber, a job he claimed "wasn't paying the bills."

Richard got into porn about two years ago, describing the transition as going from "gangland to gangbang."

"I have been in and out of the papers for all the wrong reasons, and now I want to be in them for a good reason. The papers got hold of a photo years ago of me showing off my c--k. They called me 'the biggest knob in gangland.'"

However, the career supposedly still did not make that much money.

Things changed when Richard joined the adult porn academy of British pornographic film actor Andy Lee, the former convict shared.

He currently goes by the stage name Irish Bull and has an account on OnlyFans, a subscription-based online platform that allows adult content.

"I'm not proud of what I was, but I am proud of who I am today," Richard, who now considers himself a "changed man," said.

"I got into fights, and I had to defend myself. But you didn't just fight back, you had to make a statement. I regret some things, like getting sent to prison and missing my son," he added.

Richard is reportedly still close friends with Rattigan and his cousin Wayne. The former, dubbed King Ratt, was released from prison in August 2021 after being locked up since 2003 for offenses such as manslaughter and drug dealing, among others.

Rattigan pleaded guilty to the 2001 killing of a 21-year-old gang member named Declan Gavin back in October 2018.

Police believed the fatal stabbing outside the Crumlin Shopping Centre in Dublin may have sparked the so-called Crumlin-Drimnagh feud, a conflict between rival gangs in the city that resulted in the deaths of 15 other people.