Continuing bail for Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes ahead of sentencing for nightclub violence

Today, the five-time All-Ireland winning hurler appeared before Limerick Circuit Criminal Court for re-entry of the violent disorder suspended sentence which was triggered after Hayes was convicted of dangerous driving
Kyle Hayes's appeal against his dangerous driving conviction will be heard before Cork Circuit Criminal Court. File picture: Brendan Gleeson

Kyle Hayes's appeal against his dangerous driving conviction will be heard before Cork Circuit Criminal Court. File picture: Brendan Gleeson

Limerick star hurler Kyle Hayes will have to wait until at least March to find out if he is going to jail for his conviction for violent disorder at a Limerick nightclub.

A two-year suspended sentence was imposed on the All-Star winning hurler, aged 26, in March 2024, after he was convicted in December 2023 of two counts of engaging in violent disorder at the Icon nightclub, Limerick city, on October 28, 2019.

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