Ireland star convicted of driving offence

Republic of Ireland star Aiden McGeady was today convicted of driving at nearly twice the speed limit.

Ireland star convicted of driving offence
Wed, 14 Apr, 2010 - 22:33

Republic of Ireland star Aiden McGeady was today convicted of driving at nearly twice the speed limit.

The Celtic winger was caught driving his Audi Q7 4x4 at 54mph in a 30mph area in February last year.

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