Corkman jailed for ripping off Coldplay fans

Fans of Coldplay were ripped off by a Corkman on DoneDeal when he conned them into buying pairs of tickets at Christmas time that were never received.

Corkman jailed for ripping off Coldplay fans
Thu, 22 Mar, 2018 - 00:00
Liam Heylin

Kenneth Hornibrook, of 3 Kilmore Rd, Knocknaheeny, has been repaying the fans since December 2016 and yesterday brought the outstanding balance of €338 to Cork District Court to compensate them.

That brought to €2,538 the total compensation he had brought to court, said Joseph Cuddigan, defending.

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