Post Henry Hill, gangster Charles J. Hynes District Attorney for Kings County Mychal F. Judge, OFM, priest and Chaplain of the Fire Department of New York George W. Keller, architect Raymond W. Kelly, New York Police Department Commissioner Caroline Kennedy, author, attorney, daughter of President John F. Kennedy John F. Kennedy, Jr., son of John F. Kennedy, magazine editor George Kennedy, actor Owney Madden, gangster Michael Malloy, also known as Mike the Durable and Iron Mike, known for being "unkilliable" Dennis Hart Mahan, professor of military theory and engineering at West Point Alfred Thayer Mahan, influential naval historian Wellington Mara, owner of New York Giants, member of Pro Football Hall of Fame Jack McCarthy, WPIX broadcaster and kids show host. Frank McCourt, author, winner of Pulitzer Prize for literature Steven McDonald, NYPD Detective, public speaker, peace maker Brian McDonough Radio and Television personality, physician, author John McEnroe, tennis player, winner of seven Grand Slam tournaments Patrick McEnroe, tennis player Roderick McMahon, boxing and sports promoter Vincent J. McMahon owner of World Wrestling Entertainment, sports promoter Mary Tyler Moore, actress Daniel Patrick Moynihan, U.S. Senator Joe Mullen, hockey player Richard Mulligan, actor Chris Mullin, basketball player, member of 1992 Dream Team Conan O'Brien, late night talk show host John P. O'Brien, mayor of New York City Jerry O'Connell, actor Carroll O'Connor, actor Charles O'Conor, United States Attorney, former presidential candidate Rosie O'Donnell, actress, comedian Ryan O'Neal, actor Tatum O'Neal, actress James Aloysius O'Gorman one-term United States Senator from New York, Justice of the New York District Court, Justice of the New York Supreme Court Walter O'Malley, owner of Brooklyn Dodgers, infamous for moving them to Los Angeles Bill O'Reilly, news commentator Regis Philbin, television personality Colin Quinn, comedian Richard Riordan, former mayor of Los Angeles Al Smith, governor of New York, 1928 Democratic Party presidential candidate John Sweeney, president of the AFL–CIO Gene Tunney, boxer Jimmy Walker, mayor of New York City Thomas J. Manton, U.S. Congress Irish gangs 19th Street Gang 40 Thieves Dead Rabbits Gopher Gang Grady Gang Kerryonians Slobbery Jim The Westies Whyos Entertainment about Irish in New York City Music Fairytale of New York by Irish band The Pogues refers to the NYPD choir singing Galway Bay. This is traditional because the force traditionally was largely made up of Irish Americans. Notable movies The Last Dance, 1930 Me and My Gal, 1932 Mannequin, 1937 Angels with Dirty