Best of the BelTel: Gerard Mackin, the Belfast-born Kinahan enforcer the criminal underworld fears

Gerard Mackin is the six-foot-tall gangland enforcer who is feared from the Falls to Limerick That is not surprising when you consider he was convicted of nailing another person to a floor – with a nail gun. 

He has been in the Continuity IRA and in INLA. He was given a one-million-euro contract by the Kinahan crime clan to take out their arch-rival Gerry Hutch.  

 Born in west Belfast, Gerard Mackin’s crime CV is formidable and his earned him the reputation as one of the most violent criminals in Ireland.  

 The Belfast Telegraph’s crime correspondent Allison Morris tells his story.  

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