Former Rep of Ireland football star Mark Kinsella to go on trial for drink driving

Former Republic of Ireland soccer star Mark Kinsella will go on trial in September accused of drink driving.

Former Rep of Ireland football star Mark Kinsella to go on trial for drink driving
Thu, 13 Jul, 2017 - 17:25

By Tom Tuite

Former Republic of Ireland soccer star Mark Kinsella will go on trial in September accused of drink driving.

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