Limerick hurling team manager stands up for Kyle Hayes in court proceedings. Find out more about the All-Ireland winning hurler's case.
In a dramatic turn of events in Limerick, John Kiely, the manager of the Limerick senior hurling team, took the stand as a character witness in the case of Kyle Hayes. The All-Ireland winning hurler had been facing charges of violent disorder and assault causing harm. Kiely passionately advocated for Hayes, urging the court to consider a second chance for the talented player.
The sentencing for Kyle Hayes has been adjourned to March as the court deliberates on the outcome of the case. With Kiely's strong plea for leniency, the future of the star hurler hangs in the balance. The incidents surrounding Hayes have brought shock and disappointment to the Limerick hurling community, as they grapple with the repercussions of the legal proceedings.
Amidst the courtroom drama, victim Cillian McCarthy shared the emotional toll of the incident, highlighting the impact on his confidence and well-being. Hayes' defense team, along with Kiely, continue to push for a positive outcome, emphasizing the need for understanding and redemption.
As the spotlight remains on Kyle Hayes and the Limerick hurling scene, the plea for a 'second chance' echoes through the courtroom. The support from Kiely and other prominent figures underscores the complexity of the case, shedding light on the challenges faced by both the accused and the victims in these high-profile legal battles.
The manager of the Limerick senior hurling team John Kiely has told Limerick Circuit Court that All-Ireland winning hurler Kyle Hayes has accepted ...
Hayes, 25, of Ballyashea, Kildimo, Co Limerick, had pleaded not guilty to two violent disorder charges and one charge of assault causing harm to Cillian ...
Hayes (25), of Ballyashea, Kildimo, was convicted by a jury at Limerick Circuit Criminal Court last December of violent disorder inside the Icon nightclub ...
The All-Ireland winning hurler was found guilty of two counts of violent disorder following a trial last year.
LIMERICK senior hurling manager John Kiely has said two violent disorder incidents involving All-Star hurler Kyle Hayes were โvery disappointingโ bu...
The violent disorder offence, which is contrary to the Criminal Justice (Public Order) Act, 1994, carries a sentence of a fine and/or a term of imprisonment not ...
Cillian McCarthy said the biggest impact from the incident on his life has been the loss of confidence and shame.
The Limerick Senior Hurling Manager John Kiely, has asked a Circuit Court Judge to give All-Ireland winning hurler Kyle Hayes a second chance.
The manager of the Limerick senior hurling team asked a judge yesterday not to jail Kyle Hayes following the star hurler's conviction for violent disorder ...