Limerick man blinded for life after hurley attack

A 19-year-old Limerick man had both his eyeballs lacerated and was blinded for life after he was assualted with a hurley, a court heard today.

Limerick man blinded for life after hurley attack
Thu, 05 May, 2005 - 19:33

A 19-year-old Limerick man had both his eyeballs lacerated and was blinded for life after he was assualted with a hurley, a court heard today.

The evidence was heard at Limerick Circuit Court, where two men pleaded guilty to assaulting David Sheehan, Garryowen, Limerick just over two years ago.

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