The ‘house of horrors’ where Keane Mulready-Woods was butchered is being renovated - more than four years after the gruesome murder that shocked the nation - we can exclusively reveal.
The ‘ house of horrors ’ where Keane Mulready-Woods was butchered is being renovated - more than four years after the gruesome murder that shocked the nation - we can exclusively reveal. The property - which has been vacant and boarded up since the 17-year-old’s horror killing in January 2020 - was placed back on Louth County Council ’s housing list but remains a stark reminder of one of the country’s most heinous murders.
The bungalow, at Rathmullen Park in Drogheda, had been allocated to Gerard ‘Ged’ McKenna for several years prior to the murder. READ MORE - Man suffering from mental disorder decapitated wife in Dublin apartment, court hears Father-of-eight McKenna (53) was jailed for four years after the Central Criminal Court heard how he had been directed to clean up the house - where 17-year-old Keane was murdered and dismembered - by now-deceased serial killer Robbie Lawlor. He was released from prison in May 2023 as we exclusively revealed but has not returned to the house as it is now back in the Council’s charg
House Of Horrors Keane Mulready-Woods Renovation Murder Gruesome Nation Vacant Bungalow Rathmullen Park Drogheda Gerard Mckenna Louth County Council Heinous Serial Killer Robbie Lawlor Central Criminal Court Released Council's Charge