Gardaí hope Price’s death will prompt witnesses to come forward in murder investigations
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Gardaí are hopeful Price’s death may result in potential witnesses to feel safe enough to come forward in Ireland, particularly regarding the investigation into the Maughan and Varslavane murders.The couple were last seen in 2015 at Price’s sprawling gated compound in Gormanstown, Co Meath which served as a base for his drug dealing operations.
Price is also believed to have ordered a pipe bomb attack on the home of Mr Maughan’s sister shortly after he went missing. In August 2019 Keith Brannigan became the first of four fatal victims in the feud when he was shot dead, allegedly on Price’s orders, at the Ashling Holiday Park in Clogherhead, Co Louth.
Shortly after the Mulready-Woods murder, Price fled to the UK midlands where he became involved in the London kidnap plot.
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