A man accused of murdering teenager Keane Mulready-Woods has been cleaning up the streets of the capital while on bail awaiting trial.
Gerard Cruise, 48, was spotted on Sunday in Dublin’s north inner city with others who had tidied up the street. Afterwards, there was live music, food, ice cream and DJs to play for the locals who enjoyed the sunshine, with local gardai also in attendance.
The event was organised by Dublin City Council and the Local Community Safety Partnership. Cruise has been on bail after it was granted by the High Court in January 2021, subject to strict conditions, but his co-accused Paul Crosby remains in prison custody.
