Irish Gangsters? Why haven't we heard of them?
 

I'll tell you why.

They don't rat.

They don't write books.

They don't wear flashy clothing, jewelry or drive fancy cars to attract attention

The fact is Irish Gangster are very real and very eminant in today's society. They were here in America 'first' since the 1850's.

Movie like "THE GODFATHER" took the heat off of the Irish hoods and gave them time to make money while the Feds were suddenly interested in investigating the Italians.

America and the World over is about to see the Irish mob in Boston and their gritty lifestyles today.

http://www.towniesmovie.com

http://www.towniesmovie.com/board/

We are casting a big name to portray the mob boss, everyone else will be from the Boston area.

They're too drunk to actually commit crimes.

haha! Yes, lots of boozing. Most of the Irish gangsters are in small crews that consist of brothers and family members. They are usually jailed or killed before they have the chance to pass down their legacy to children.

Irish Gangsters?

http://students.seattleu.edu/grad186...docksaints.jpg

Ya better axe someone.

And they won't like you making movies about them. :2 cents:

because they used to be too busy funding bombs to blow up my city?

Nah, they were just a couple of brothers off the boat living in South Boston. That movie had nothing to do with the Irish mob. I think it was the Russian mob in that movie. I'm not a big fan of Boondock Saints. It was okay for what it was.

TRUE! I'm not using any events that will implement or cause any heat amongst the Irish. Mostly the film is cliche gambling, bankrobbing and murder. But its all done accurately to how the Irish mob operates.

That's the IRA. Townies is about Irish American gangsterism. Although the lead character's (Me) father is a political prisoner.

awesome movie, nothing to do with Irish mob though.

Mike, whats with the last name change?

Perhaps but enough Boston money paid for them. I love Boston though..I went to Northeastern University before I moved to the UK.

boondock saints is a must see movie :}

O'Dea has an nicer ring to it. I'm an actor and its pretty common for actors to change their names. To be honest I felt plagued with my birth name, I dragged it through the mud for two decades and I just want to put it behind me. There are only about Mike O'Deas in the US, compared to over 700 Mike Kenney's. Do I know you?

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ITS THE HOUSE OF PAIN!

Yeah for 5 years already :)

Irish Gangsters

japanese ones are pretty quiet and cool too

Hah, you may be very happy if your movie is anything close to the quality of that one. Don't understand me wrong though, I think it's awesome to be involved with movies.

Whitey Bulger

You are right. I've said before that my hat is off to Troy Duffy for creating a film that has turned into a massive cult hit.

We are actually gearing up to approach Everlast to portray a character named Doyle in the movie. It's a Villian role.

Did you suddenly start working for TrafficCashGold? I don't remember ICQing with anyone from TCG. I did start in the adult bus 5 years ago, almost 6 now. I left though about a year ago. I do have some ARS BYOT's for income, but that's it right now. I have to admit, I don't miss being a slave to the machine! (The computer!). Who am I kidding? I'm still on the computer 24/7, I just went mainstream.

I grew up in Dorchester and then Charlestown. There is plenty going on behind the scenes that doesn't make the media. There are placesin Boston that the Italians don't even fuck with.

Some things are better left undiscussed. What happens in Charlestown, stays in Charlestown. You are just raised to keep your mouth shut and that is the truth.

Good luck with the film, and I will be forwarding this to quite a few family and friends :thumbsup

I know where Whitey is...

what he said...

Looks to be a great movie :thumbsup , I grew up in the inner city of Dublin and We were referred to as townie's too.

watch State of Grace, great Sean Penn flick ... irish mafia.

Stioll got a copy of that dude.. I'm interested. :)

I'm of Irish descent. We had plenty of gangs at the turn of the century, the movie 'Gangs of New York' is all about them. We also had the Westies, but they just killed each other instead of killing other gangs. Irish thugs tend to be suicidal.

http://www.google.com/search?sourcei...q=westies+gang

Irish gangsters almost completely died out in the late 70's. I dunno why, they just did. Hard to find now.

The irish control the export / import in montreal ... probably 90 + % of it...

Even back when the bikers where running the show in canada until very late in the game they were providing them...

They are very well known.

They just learned they gotta stay quiet and make no noise

Im sure he'll do it. Hasn't been too busy these days.

there is no Irish mob:)

Good luck with the film

I thought that was an excellent movie :thumbsup

Good! because the last thing you want to do is piss off any irish gangsters, I have no idea how it works in Boston but in Belfast irish gangsters would not think twice about murdering you and your family if you did anything to piss them off :Oh crap

That's right bitches, boston4life :thumbsup

Looks interesting

i am of irish and cherokee indian descent with inside knowledge of biker related underworld activity, if ya need actors hit me up, lol... :1orglaugh

The reason you havnt heard of them is because, having a guiness smelling builder turning up with wellington boots and offering to tarmac your drive isnt as scarey as waking up with a horses head in your bed :pimp

My great grandfather was born in Belfast.

They moved to NY in the early 20's

2 Years later he was killed by a horse and carriage

you mean the IRA ?