Gangland, like business or politics, often revolves around personnel transitions, showcasing the rise and fall of figures in a brutal, competitive environment.
From 1996 to 2010, Ireland's drug trade saw numerous mafia-like transitions, marked by violent murders of both rivals and mentors, revealing a grim reality.
This series examines Ireland's original crime godfathers, whose tales of money and murder have profoundly influenced organized crime's landscape for many years.
The Indo Daily's first entry in the gangland succession trilogy features Paul Williams discussing PJ Judge, a notorious criminal with a perilous past.
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