Signs in Kinsale warn against 'disorderly conduct' at rugby sevens tournament

Organisers are complying with a court order issued in February
Signs in Kinsale warn against 'disorderly conduct' at rugby sevens tournament

Kinsale is hosting one of Europe’s most popular rugby sevens tournaments next week — with a warning from organisers that troublemakers are not welcome. Picture: Larry Cummins

Hundreds of public order and drug prosecution warning signs are being erected in the Cork town hosting one of Europe’s most popular rugby sevens tournaments next week — with a warning from organisers that troublemakers are not welcome.

The voluntary organising committee of the Kinsale Sevens, the first since 2019, confirmed on Tuesday that it has begun complying with a court order issued by Judge James McNulty at Bandon District Court in February to erect the signs ahead of this year’s event on April 29-30.

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