Clash of the Clans: The rise of the Irish narcos and boxing’s dirty secret

Great book, from a great writer/journalist.

Detailed history and analysis of the Kinahan OCG. Deeper insights on law enforcement actions would have been very helpful. Some language was more tabloid headline than was appropriate. The value of investigative journalists is clear though.

Bought for a friends birthday she loves true crime and was delighted with the book! A good read

Scary insight into the workings of the Irish mafia here and abroad. Couldn’t put the book down. High recommend this

A very courageous journalist.But average enough book.Her podcasts are very interesting

I knew very little about the background to this, which I surprising given the frightening facts. I was attracted to the book by the US travel ban on the central character. Well worth the read.

Well Researched and detailed account of the crime scene in Ireland and beyond. Can't help thinking there was much more the author would have liked to have said but couldn't for whatever reason

An excellent book that I was attracted to by Daniel Kinahans involvement in boxing and to find out who he really was.

World champion fighters and even boxers lower in the rankings owed much to Daniel Kinahan, including their lives and careers. But UK police, including Scotland Yard and the Irish gardai, see the reputed rival of the drug dealing Hutch family as the enemy. Read this outstanding book and form your own opinion.

Fascinating read. Keeping track of who’s who can be a challenge.

Great book with new stories , new angle on things, much better than Joey the Lips and can hold court with Paul Williams

Excellent well written book

Seemingly accurate and insightful; though hung on an armature of cliche. Filled with grammatical misprision and clearly written in great haste.Describes sociopathic behaviour within a lifestyle of material wealth and intellectual meanness (in both cis- and trans-Atlantic senses.