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Former Munster rugby player spends night in the cells after leaving taxi without paying fare

A former Munster rugby star, who got drunk and obstructed gardaí in Dublin after running from a taxi without paying the fare, has been spared a conviction and a sentence.

Former Munster rugby player spends night in the cells after leaving taxi without paying fare

Wed, 05 Jul, 2017 - 16:46

By Tom Tuite

A former Munster rugby star, who got drunk and obstructed gardaí in Dublin after running from a taxi without paying the fare, has been spared a conviction and a sentence.

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