by Gene Kerrigan
Frankie Crowe is neither a good person nor a particularly good criminal. He assembles a crew of fellow criminals to at first rob local pubs, and when that becomes not profitable enough for the danger he puts himself in, he dreams up a scheme that will result in the greatest profit for the least abou...
Another riveting look at modern Irish crime by Kerrigan a journalist who seems to really know Dublin's mean streets.
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