This has been well and truly covered here
It is now before the courts
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Whats wrong here kid? Was the guilty person not dealt with? … are you suggesting players have access to gardai computers?
A few penalty points 
… It’s not like anyone defrauded people of thousands of euros.
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Pick it up with the paper kid. I have no detail of it but we have experts on here on all topics… Not this one though surprisingly
This was discussed a year or so ago I think. But who can keep up with this place.
If this case gives you something to cling onto, what harm.
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This has been discussed here at length
The klaxon has sounded and the wagons are circled.
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Seems Limerick and Cork both got the same number of penalty points as they got All Stars.
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The Cork players would be afraid to go over the speed limit in case they’d get into trouble. They’re fierce nice lads.
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Paddy wagons, in this case
Three replies in a row from die hards saying nothing to see here.
I hope a speeding driver never causes you any bother kid. Fingers crossed anyway
Didn’t Eddie Halvey get away with killing someone speeding and drunk. The IRFU must have pulled some strokes
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The Limerick hurlers can race to training oblivious to the consequences. The rest of the hurlers in the country have to go at the speed limit. Over the course of a season it probably adds up to two or three extra sessions for the gym monkeys.
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Young lads thinking they are above the law is often an absolute recipe for disaster.
As I’ve learned myself it’s usually much better you take your medicine when you make mistakes rather than have somebody intervene who may actually think they are helping.
My auld lad has not particularly nice to say about EON professionally, but he reckons they completely botched this investigation. Commentator Liam Aherne was on Twitter a while back giving out about how a good man like EON had his name besmirched.
EON will make a nice few (legit) quid out of this now
No he was convicted and got a suspended sentence. A disgraceful sentencing decision by the judiciary.
Mick Galway gave him a character reference as well, so remember that next time you see “Gaillimh’s” big football head talking guff at the bar.
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