Ex-Limerick hurler Mark Keane cycled 105km after operation, workplace injury case told

Former Limerick hurler Mark Keane’s workplace injury case against Johnson & Johnson faces scrutiny over post-surgery cycling claims
Ex-Limerick hurler Mark Keane cycled 105km after operation, workplace injury case told

Mark Keane won three consecutive All-Irelands with Limerick under 21s between 2000 and 2002 and played senior from 2000 to 2006. Picture: Collins Courts

Former Limerick senior hurler Mark Keane who has sued after a workplace accident went cycling for distances up to 105km after undergoing surgery for his injuries, it has been claimed before the High Court.

Mr Keane has already told the court he was "not the man he was, nor the one he hoped to become" because of the injuries and felt "let down" by his employer Johnson & Johnson.

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