Man sent forward for Special Criminal Court trial over ‘disposal’ of teenager’s body parts

A Dublin man has been sent forward for trial to the non-jury Special Criminal Court charged with “disposal” of body parts of murdered teenager Keane Mulready Woods and impeding the investigation into his death.

The Drogheda youth (17) was last seen alive by his family on the evening of January 12th, 2020. He was killed, and his body was later dismembered.

Remains found in Coolock and a burned-out vehicle at Trinity Terrace, Dublin, and at Rathmullan Park in Drogheda, Co Louth, were those of the missing boy.

Glen Bride (30), of Mount Olive Park, Kilbarrack, Dublin, was last month charged and remanded in custody following a brief hearing.

He is accused of damaging a Volvo V40 car bearing false registration plates by fire for the benefit of a criminal organisation on January 15th, 2020, at Trinity Terrace, Ballybough, Dublin 3.

The second charge alleges that from January 13th-15th, 2020, at Trinity Terrace, to enhance the ability of a criminal organisation to commit a serious offence,…

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