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Line 1: {{trope}} [[File:~~irish_mobster_4106~~irish mobster 4106.jpg\|frame\|''[[Team Fortress 2\|Poor 'n Irish]]'' me feckin' arse!<ref>[[Running Gag\|Jus' look at me hat!]]</ref>]] {{quote\|''When I was your age they would say we can become cops or criminals.''\|'''Frank Costello''', ''[[The Departed]]''}} Line 16: Boston is especially associated with The Irish Mob, but, as noted above they can turn up anywhere. {{See also~~: [[~~\|Southies~~]].~~}} {{examples}} == Comicbooks == * While ''[[Batman]]: [[The Long Halloween]]'' mostly involves the Italian Mafia, a quartet of Irish ~~gangsters--employed~~gangsters—employed by Carmine ~~Falcone--appear~~Falcone—appear in one chapter. * [[Garth Ennis]]' run on [[The Punisher]] includes the "Kitchen Irish" arc, which deals with the last remnants of the Irish mob duking it out in the newly-gentrified Hell's Kitchen. * ''[[Road to Perdition]]'' has its protagonist Michael O'Sullivan (who was renamed Michael Sullivan for the movie), and the Looney mob (renamed Rooney for the movie) led by John and Connor Looney. Line 48: == [[Literature]] == * In ''[[The Godfather]]'' the Corleone crime family is sometimes called 'the Irish Gang' because Vito's ''consigliere'' is the half-Irish half-German Tom Hagen. [[The Irish Mob]] proper is mentioned in passing as a group of 'mad dog Irish stick up artists' the Corleone's warred with during the Depression. They actually came within an inch of killing Vito, managing to shoot him (non-fatally obviously), which is better than Al Capone's gunmen managed. == [[Live Action TV]] ==

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