Irish porn star receiving horrific threats since sharing plans for virgin scenes
An Irish porn star has faced terrifying threats and sickening abuse since revealing plans to record sex scenes with male virgins.
Meghan O'Neill, 33, from Antrim, is a former Catholic schoolgirl, who was taught by nuns, but now claims she has been treated worse "than a murderer".
Meghan, whose brother was killed 12 years ago, spoke out after revealing that she plans to record a film of her having sex with up to 10 men.
She said: "People would treat me less than a murderer. They say, 'You're scum of the earth'. They say it because 'you're a sex worker, a porn star'."
Meghan - who fans claim is Ireland's biggest female porn star – revealed the abuse is worse online than in her "physical, day-to-day life".
She said: "People know what I do and they hate it, they're angry. I am a porn star and I wanted to get into porn since I was a teenager.
"It is viewed as shameful. I was brought up Catholic and I was taught by nuns."
The mum-of-two said the "school gate" is "fine" – but added: "At the start, it was a shock for everybody. They were like, 'What?'
"People did treat me differently at the start, but I think they've just got used to it now.
"I'm Meghan, these people have grown up with me. They've known me before, they know me now. They don't care.
"It is men on the internet. They have a lot to say. They say, 'I can't wait until your kids commit suicide'.
"They say, 'I can't wait to see you getting hurt'. It is constant abuse. They want to attack me because I am a mother.
"I share what I've had to deal with because I want the world to be a safer place for women."
Meghan said her brother was a "drug addict from very young" and "was in and out of jail" but "had turned his life around" when he was "stabbed to death".
She burst onto the porn scene last year and revealed in May 2024 that she was making €11,000 a week through her OnlyFans account.
She later left the industry after breaking up with fellow Irish porn star Andy Lee, 35, from Dublin.
But she last week revealed in The Irish Mirror that she is planning a return to her X-rated career for a shocking new movie.
Meghan is looking for some Irish male virgins, aged 29 and over, to have sex with on camera for their first time.
She said: "10 virgins will get to lose their virginity to a porn star. This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity.
"Irish men are more than welcome. It will probably be the majority of Irish men from all over the isle of Ireland.
"I am happy to have sex with Irish men. I'm Irish and I love the Irish. I will tour the world after this if it goes well and do the same in different countries."
Meghan added: "There are probably more men virgins than we like to believe. I talk to a lot of them daily on my OnlyFans account. Who will be the lucky 10?"
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