Notorious double sex killer Michael Bambrick has been spotted looking down and out as he strolls along a busy street in north Dublin . Our pictures show the ageing killer as he pushes a shopping bag on a trolley along Queen Street in the north inner city on Monday. Bambrick (71), who is originally from Clondalkin, has been living on the northside of the capital since his release from prison in 2009 for the depraved killings of Patricia McGauley and Mary Cummins.
The beast dismembered the bodies of tragic Patricia and Mary with a paper knife and junior hacksaw and dumped them in west Dublin . He told gardai after he was arrested in 1995 that the two women died after he tied them up and stuffed tights in their mouths during sexual intercourse. He was released from prison in 2009 after serving just 13 years for butchering his defenceless victims.
Read more: Celine Cawley's daughter says she could forgive killer dad if he told the truth Sign up to the Dublin Live Newsletter to get all the latest Dublin news straight to your inbox. Bambrick has been lying low since his prison release, but was snapped yesterday as he walked along Queen Street near Smithfield. Wearing a zip hoodie and jeans, Bambrick, whose distinctive long locks and beard have gone completely grey, was seen pushing a yellow trolley with a Lidl bag perched on it.
An onlooker said: “It’s strange to see such a notorious killer just casually strolling about the place, but he looks as though he very much keeps to hi.
