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Famous paintings. A notorious thief. Cunning cops. And a troubled Irish history. In the annals of fine art theft, no case has matched—for sheer criminal panache—the heist at Russborough in 1986. The Irish police knew right away that the mastermind was a brazen Dublin gangster named Martin Cahill. Yet the great plunder—including a Goya and a Vermeer—remained at large for years until the challenge of disposing of such famous works forced Cahill to ... More >>
The Irish Game: A True Story of Crime and Art
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