Arrested Ireland fans released

Three Irish men arrested over vandalism in a bar in Poznan have been released in time to watch Ireland’s opener against Croatia.

Arrested Ireland fans released
Sun, 10 Jun, 2012 - 18:44

Three Irish men arrested over vandalism in a bar in Poznan have been released in time to watch Ireland’s opener against Croatia.

The trio were detained around the same time as 10 Polish and one Croat man were taken into custody after violence broke out in the Stary Rynek part of town.

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