Eamon Dillon

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When Robbie Lawler left Drogheda, it was Glenbride and another man who drove from Dublin to collect him and brought him back.

Robbie Lawler was actually given direct orders to Glenbride, and that was very much, you know, that was always being put, I suppose, as an aspect of his mitigation, that he was more or less doing what he was told from his very dangerous and volatile gangland character, Robbie Lawler, who everybody knew was, you know, a very, very dangerous person.

Yeah, well, he was like Kyrie, I suppose, who was brought in in the aftermath of the murder.

And, you know, and this is where, you know, Kemal Reedy-Woods had been brought to this house in Rathmunnen Park in January the 12th, 2020 in Drogheda.

And that's where he was last seen alive.

And regarding information, they're satisfied that Robbie Lawler killed him and the body was then dismembered.

And the body parts then were distributed in two sports bags and the torso was left on open land nearby that wasn't found for 14 months later.

So the two sports bags went into the back of this Corolla van that failed to start.

So Stephen Carberry gets the call and he turns up with this Volvo V40.

I think it was calling a 340 last week, but there is such a thing, but I think it's a V40.

It was a bit clearer this week in the court.

And he drove that to Pryorswood and dumped one of the bags in which there was arms and legs.

On his own?

Well, as far as I understand, that's what we heard in court, yeah.

And then he left the car in Artain.