The house where Keane Mulready Woods was butchered is set to be placed back on Louth County Council’s housing list, according to reports.
The property has been vacant and boarded up since the gruesome killing in January 2020.
Senior Director for Louth County Council Paddy Donnelly told a meeting that the Council will put the house onto the “active housing stock”.
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It comes after Independent Councill Paddy McQuillan asked what they planned on doing with it.
Cllr McQuillan said the people who live in Rathmullan and Ballsgrove are reminded of what happened in the house every time they walk past the house.
He said “The whole area needs addressing, but particularly this house.”
He also said the Garda told him the house is no longer needed for the investigation.
Keane, from Drogheda, was last seen alive in the town on January 12, 2020.
The following day, some of the teenager's dismembered body parts were found in a holdall in the Moatview area of Coolock in Dublin.
Two days later, his head, hands and feet were found in a burning car in the Drumcondra area of Dublin.
The Irish Mirror contacted Louth County Council for comment.
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