Potential for violence as gangland figures join anti-migrant protests

Wayne Bradley outside Tesco in Celbridge, Co Kildare, in 2012. Picture: Collins Courts

Gangland criminal Wayne Bradley and a number of associates have joined anti-migrant protests in recent weeks, as security sources warned the "potential for violence" has increased.

Bradley from Finglas, who is in his 40s and has multiple convictions, including for a botched cash van raid with his brother and fellow gangland criminal Alan Bradley, has attended local anti-migrant rallies in Dublin in recent weeks.