The Irish Times·4 min read·hard

‘My son has opened a museum celebrating criminality. I wish people would stop asking if I’m proud’

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Ross O'Carroll-Kelly
‘My son has opened a museum celebrating criminality. I wish people would stop asking if I’m proud’
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A father expresses frustration over his son's decision to open a museum dedicated to Irish gangland criminality. The narrative captures the social tension and awkward interactions between the father and figures from the criminal underworld.

All of Ronan’s old mates are there. We’re talking Buckets of Blood. We’re talking Stacks of Money. We’re talking Nudger. We’re talking Gull.

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‘My son has opened a museum celebrating criminality. I wish people would stop asking if I’m proud’ — Headlinne — headlinne