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Suggest you go walking around Woodlawn wearing an orange t-shirt, union jack tophat and belching out notes of "God Save the Queen" and you will find out very shortly whether or not they no longer engage in their old violent ways.
yeah there still around, my dad knew many members or men connected to the mob both irish and italian theyd always come over to my house dressed in nice suits and ****, one of them always said if i needed a quick buck give him a call and even threatened to murder my step father if i have any problems with him and i was 11 at the time haha im 16 now so yeah there around even today
prior to 1994 this hotel was a Ramada, would you tend to think that hookers, hustlers, pushers, etc would peddle their wares in from of the hotel lobby or would you think they stayed away? I mean back in the 80's and 70's. post Worldwide Plaza it was fairly decent over here
I am trying to get in touch with the Irish mafia that ran the operator engineers union in ny my father was part of that gang. If anyone knows please reply
I can barely find any irish left in nyc. Most of the people who observe the st Patrick's day parade ain't even irish. I'm sure that the irish mob still exist but since there are no irish really left in nyc they probably are organized in other areas of ny or other states.
I can barely find any irish left in nyc. Most of the people who observe the st Patrick's day parade ain't even irish. I'm sure that the irish mob still exist but since there are no irish really left in nyc they probably are organized in other areas of ny or other states.
While getting smaller, no the Irish aren't entirely gone from NYC. You can find sizeable populations out on Staten Island, parts of Queens or Brooklyn and yes even the Bronx. Inwood, Hell's Kitchen, West Village and other former areas of Manhattan with strong Irish populations have seen declines in many cases to the point of being nearly nil left.
However as one stated in another thread see plenty of Irish construction workers on the UES as they make their way down to GCT or to the subways. We're talking off the boat recently or have not been here long as they still have beautiful brogue accents.
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