A 32‑year‑old man has pleaded guilty to assisting in the movement and disposal of the dismembered remains of Keane Mulready Woods, the teenager murdered in Dublin nearly six years ago.
Case Background
Mulready Woods, aged 17, was killed in January 2020 during a violent feud between organised crime groups. His remains were later discovered in multiple locations across Dublin, a crime that shocked the nation and highlighted the brutality of gangland violence.
Court Proceedings
The accused admitted to aiding in the concealment and disposal of the body parts following the killing. The plea was entered before the Special Criminal Court, which has been handling several cases linked to the feud. Sentencing is expected to take place in the coming weeks.
Wider Context
The murder of Mulready Woods became one of the most notorious episodes of Ireland’s gangland conflict, drawing widespread condemnation from political leaders and law enforcement. Gardaí have since intensified efforts to dismantle organised crime networks, with multiple prosecutions connected to the feud.
Outlook
The guilty plea marks another step in the long‑running investigation into Mulready Woods’ murder. Authorities say the case underscores the need for continued vigilance against organised crime, which has left a lasting scar on communities across Dublin and beyond.
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