A man has been arrested after a seizure of ammunition in Dublin last night.

More than €37m was spent on Garda overtime across Dublin last year.

"I hope that his death will be a warning to other young teenagers who are been groomed by the ruthless criminals, that the promise of money and gifts will inevitably end in tragedy."

Last month’s gruesome attacks are indicative of a trend in violent crime that cannot be divorced from the effect of cuts to policing and other services, says Security Correspondent Cormac O’Keeffe.

Twenty-eight other motorists were fined a total of €266,000.

Gardaí have confirmed that the partial human remains discovered at Trinity Terrace in Dublin on Wednesday are those of Keane Mulready-Woods.

The Taoiseach and Justice Minister are to be briefed on the investigation into Keane Mulready Woods' murder today.

Recreational drug users should be left in “no doubt” that they are supporting gangs that prey on children and murder people, leading experts have said.

Gardaí investigating the murder of Keane Mulready-Woods are seeking the public's assistance in gathering information.

Gardaí have vowed to bring to justice those behind the murder of a teenager whose remains were found in Dublin.

A 20 year-old man has been arrested and charged after a Garda pursuit in Dublin overnight.

Garda bosses have described the murder and dismemberment of a 17-year-old boy as “savage”, “shocking” and “unacceptable”.

Young people are seen as “plentiful and expendable” by gang bosses.

Gardaí have recovered further human remains, believed to be a decapitated head, in a burnt-out car found overnight.

"It's another form of intimidation."

Gardaí are looking into the possibility that the victim could be a teenager connected to a family involved in the Drogheda feud.

A post mortem on the remains, due to start soon, will also check for any identifying features, such as tattoos, birthmarks or scars, garda sources said.

The grim discovery was made at the junction of Moatview Gardens and Drive.

Gardaí are at the scene and investigations are ongoing.

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