Gilligan documentary makers called on 'to think about what they’re trying to achieve' 

The documentary, Confessions of a Crime Boss, has received criticism in recent days from the family of murdered journalist Veronica Guerin, as well as politicians
Gilligan documentary makers called on 'to think about what they’re trying to achieve' 

Helen McEntee said that John Gilligan had caused misery for so many people and that she would not watch the documentary.

Justice Minister Helen McEntee has called for the producers of a documentary about gangster John Gilligan to “think about what they’re trying to achieve” by broadcasting the series.

The documentary, Confessions of a Crime Boss, has received criticism in recent days from the family of murdered journalist Veronica Guerin, as well as politicians.

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