Ronan Keating has criticised the “broken justice system” in Eire on Instagram – after the individual answerable for his brother’s dying walked free.
The Boyzone singer’s brother, Ciaran Keating, was in his 50s when he died in a automobile crash in County Mayo, within the West of Eire.
He was on his option to his son’s soccer match earlier than the accident in July 2023 – and suffered deadly accidents.
The person concerned within the collision, Dean Harte, had pleaded responsible – and was handed a 17-month sentence suspended for 2 years.
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Ronan Keating shared a publish on Instagram – highlighting his dismay on the determination.
He mentioned that it was a “devastating example of just how broken our justice system is”.
The singer wrote: “You can kill a man… and you can walk free.
“Not even a single evening in jail. Only a slap on the wrist and a ticket to hold in your life, like nothing ever occurred.
“And then we wonder why we keep seeing this kind of behaviour on our roads, why people keep dying in road accidents across Ireland every week? It’s a joke and it’s morally corrupt that rather than trying to fix our broken system, they all turn a blind eye.”
Criticising the authorized system, Keating wrote: “…shame on everyone involved in this process that contributed to the heartbreaking outcome for my family today.
“The Keating household won’t ever discover peace. We are going to proceed to combat for Ciaran’s justice.”
