Boarded-Up Irish House of Horrors Where Boy 17 Was Murdered & Dismembered

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Inside Boarded-Up Irish House of Horrors in Drogheda, County Louth Where Boy 17 Was Murdered and Dismembered

Keane Mulready-Woods, 17, was killed and dismembered over the course of two days at a property in Drogheda, County Louth, which is near the Irish capital of Dublin

Irish Mail 7 MAR 2024








Boarded-Up Irish House of Horrors Where Boy 17 Was Murdered & Dismembered




A boarded-up house that became the setting of a gruesome killing near Dublin is now being renovated, it has been reported.







The cold-blooded murder of Keane Mulready-Woods, 17, in Drogheda, County Louth in January 2020 shocked Ireland after parts of his body were found in a bag in the Irish capital.

Now the bungalow - which has been abandoned and empty since the horrific crime - is back on the council's housing list. Prior to the murder, it had been home to Gerard "Ged" McKenna for several years.

The 54-year-old dad-of-eight was hit with a four-year jail term after Ireland's highest criminal court heard he was ordered to clean the house where the young man was murdered by serial killer Robbie Lawlor. McKenna, who was released from jail last year, is thought to have avoided returning to the council-controlled house since, and is now living with friends.

Since one of the country's most terrible murders took place there, the property was boarded up. It stayed like this until recently when Louth County Council hired contractors to fully renovate the bungalow. The exterior of the property has been completely re-plastered and repainted, with new windows set to be installed in the coming weeks, reports Dublin Live.