Barry Duggan (Books)

Barry Duggan Books

Barry Duggan's career in journalism commenced as a correspondent for Independent Newspapers during a period when Limerick was frequently in the headlines for troubling reasons. This vantage point allowed him to witness and chronicle a decade of the region's difficulties. Duggan's writing offers a distinctive chronicle of this era, focusing on the societal shifts and human experiences that shaped the area.

Mean Streets: Limerick's Gangland

287 pages
11 hours of reading

4.1(13)Add rating

A TALE OF TWO CITIES Limerick city centre erupts with pride and glory as Munster seizes the Heineken Cup. The strife-ridden suburb of Moyross echoes with the screams of burning children. How did this vibrant, modern, sporting city become home to a ruthless criminal underworld? Barry Duggan reveals exclusive information on topics such as the rise of the gangs, the escalation of violence, the innocent victims and the Garda attempts to regain control of the city.