The Keating family have released a new statement, encouraging the DPP to 'rightfully fight for justice'
Boyzone star Ronan Keating has called for the DPP to appeal the sentence of careless driving causing death handed to the man responsible for the death of his brother Ciaran in a new statement from the family.
Now, Keating has taken to social media to express his and his family’s ‘huge disappointment’ in the sentence. The former pop star also stressed that the only way to stop careless driving was by enforcing the consequences for not following the rules of the road. This is the second statement from the Keating family. On Wednesday, Ciaran's sons Conall and Ruairi, as well as his brother Gary, delivered a statement outside Castlebar Courthouse where they slammed the “devastating” example of a broken justice system.
"And then we wonder why we keep seeing this kind of behaviour on our roads, people dying in road accidents across Ireland every week.
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