Meanwhile, senior gardaí have expressed concerns that criminals in Drogheda are embroiled in 'social media warfare'. Senior sources confirmed that two videos linked the murder of the teenager are 'false'. It is believed that Keane, who was working for both factions in the Drogheda feud, was abducted on Sunday evening after going to meet an associate. The so-called Drogheda feud kicked off in July 2018, when Owen Maguire was shot at his halting site home in the town. A senior source said last night: 'There have been dozens of social media videos, threats and counter- threats, circulating since 2018.

Source: Daily Mail January 17, 2020 01:46 UTC