One lad has already gotten a month in jail over the incident. He was in and out within a few hours.
@CillDioma whatās with the interchangeable use of Ballyoshea and Ballyashea. I would always have known it as the former but it was only when looking at old maps recently I saw it was the latter.
That fellow pleaded though? Kyle has rolled the dice and has been convicted by a jury of his peers of a crime that carries a maximum 10 year sentence. Heāll do well to avoid jail time.
Weāre Limerick. We do what we want.
First offence. Not in trouble since. 3000 euro fine and 2 years suspended sentence. He wonāt serve any jail time. Thereās no point in jailing him.
I donāt think any of those rioters have 5 all Irelandās though
Shure they all had the hoods up and half of dublin has 5 all irelands these daysā¦
https://twitter.com/TheBull_McCabe/status/1730694894962749880?t=813wjJG6B95uZWzM2cfRLA&s=19
Who are the other two? AG one perhaps?
I had thought Kyler was involved in another incident circa Winter 2021 but maybe Iām mixing up my Limerickās moments of shame.
Were @thelimericks celebrating prematurely this afternoon? Shades of 94?
I hope young Kyle can move on with his life and stay hurling but by god this is a harsh lesson for him.
@Kyle is officially in the clear folks. @ChairmanDan is notoriously poor at calling the Paddy legal system since #GolfGate. Heās the biggest Jonah there is. The @lazarus of legality. As a law abiding citizen i have to say Iām sick to learn of this development. A suspended sentence it is.
Keep them coming courts pitches we keep on winning let the rest of ye drown in seethe
A very odd take.
Most lads with a bit about them have been up in court for a an auld shemozzel in their youth. Heāll be fine.
Drinks been taken tonight, watch out lads
The cops some ladsš. Im going to contact gsoc about my assault conviction which is crazy and the gowl acting of arresting gaurda
The Cork lads are harmless i wouldnāt worry.
One of yours, he without sin etc.
SENTENCE was deferred at Manchester Crown Court yesterday in a case in which the Tipperary county hurler, John Leahy, was charged with striking a Manchester United fan in the face with a glass, causing permanent scarring.
Leahy (26), from Tipperary, pleaded guilty to unlawfully wounding Stephen Dow, who lives in Limerick. Mr Downey suffered a gaping wound to his face. Leahy is one of the best known hurlers at county level and has won a host of honours, including All Ireland championship in 1989 and 1991.
Judge David Hodson deferred sentence for six months and told Leahy that a good report on his behaviour during the period of deferment would save him from jail.
Can someone translate this?
The Irish Times has it the judge told Hayes to prepare for a custodial sentence.
Iāll be up the road from him when he is. Weāll have a right good bust up in Cadiz.