Special report: Communities call for genuine partnership not more words after brutal murder of Drogheda teen

Anna Quigley is so frustrated after listening to people on the radio talking about the murder and dismemberment of Keane Mulready-Woods that she struggles to speak.

Special report: Communities call for genuine partnership not more words after brutal murder of Drogheda teen

Anna Quigley is so frustrated after listening to people on the radio talking about the murder and dismemberment of Keane Mulready-Woods that she struggles to speak.

The coordinator of the Citywide Drugs Crisis Campaign said talk of the savage murder being a “new low” or a “watershed” and that there is now an urgent need for a “multi-agency approach” is like Groundhog Day.

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