Eamon Dillon

So he's connected to the car.

Yeah, and that was, yeah, there's an apartment there given as his address.

That's where he was arrested in May 2021.

A bride was arrested around the same time he was in prison at the time.

He was on remand for an unrelated matter, as they said.

He had 86 previous convictions, 40-something of them were for road traffic.

But he did have, he'd won for robbery and a firearms case.

Yeah, I think generally if you do a drive-off, they're not going to spend too much time trying to figure out who you are for basically a shoplifting offence, albeit as a...

pretty nasty one for anyone trying to run a business it's not great and I'm sure it depends on what level of resources the guards have in a particular area at a particular time but in this case when you have a car that's been used in one of the most grotesque gangland murders in Ireland obviously everything is going to be looked for so it probably wasn't you know in hindsight it wasn't a good idea to use that particular car seeing as you'd already left a bit of criminal history with it.

Yeah, and there was some detail, like, you know, about the, you know, the forensics and how they identified, you know, through DNA of Maridi Woods.

But they also said that there was no way of finding out the cause of death.

And they did mention that there was two different implements used in the dismemberment, which happened post-mortem, after he was killed.

And it's horrific stuff to hear in court.

Like, can you consider that Ms.

Mulready was sitting in court again for the second week in a row, listening to the same evidence again.

A better child.

Like, so, you know, and, you know, I know we talked about it before,

about, you know, school kids coming in, transition year kids, whatever.

And there was a group of school girls in there.

And it was brought up in court saying that this mightn't be suitable for young people.