People
- Johnny Adair, Northern Irish loyalist paramilitary
- Martin Allen, Former footballer and current Gillingham F.C. manager
- Mad Dog Coll, Irish-American gangster
- David C. Dolby, US Army Medal of Honor recipient
- Charles Gargotta, Italian-American criminal
- Jon Hall (programmer), American computer programmer
- Bob Lassiter, American radio talk show host in the 1980s and 1990s
- Adam MacDougall, Australian rugby league player
- John Madden (ice hockey), Canadian ice hockey player
- Joe Maddock (rugby union), New Zealand and Bath rugby union player
- Greg Maddux, American baseball pitcher
- Jim Mandich, former National Football League tight end
- Mark Madsen American basketball player
- James Mattis, American general
- Michael "Mad Dog" Mavridoglou, American musician
- Dominic McGlinchey, Irish republican paramilitary
- Mad Dog McPhie, English professional wrestler
- Jay Michaels, Canadian broadcast personality
- Lewis Moody, English rugby player
- Robbie Muir (footballer), Australian Australian-rules footballer
- Emanuel Pogatetz, Austrian football (soccer) player
- Chris Russo, American sports radio personality
- Joseph "Mad Dog" Taborsky, American executed murderer
- Maurice Vachon, French-Canadian wrestler
- Raymond Wong (politician), Hong Kong politician
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