Kyle Hayes to carry out community service and avoids jail as Limerick hurler returns to court

Kyle Hayes to carry out community service after Limerick hurler avoids jail for nightclub attack

hayes was told that he will face prison if he does not complete 180 hours of community service.

Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes in court 24 hours after being named man of the match

Hayes waited silently for confirmation he would serve 180 hours of community service in lieu of three months in jail

Kyle Hayes to carry out community service and avoids jail as Limerick hurler returns to court

All-Star Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes has avoided jail after he was deemed suitable for 180 hours of voluntary community service.

Kyle Hayes gets 180 hours community service in lieu of jail sentence

DECORATED Limerick hurling star Kyle Hayes was back in court this Monday, less than 24 hours after he was named Man of the Match in Limerick’s crushing defeat of Cork, waiting for confirmation that he would serve 180 hours of community service in lieu of a three-month jail sentence. After confirming the order, however, the judge warned Mr Hayes that he would be going to prison if he committed further criminal offences. Last April, a judge indica…

Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes to carry out community service after avoiding jail for nightclub attack

Hayes was told that he will face prison if he does not complete 180 hours of community service.

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Limerick's Kyle Hayes has been in and out of court over the past few months and has now avoided jail after a judge deemed him suitable for community service. Less than 24 hours after he was named Man of the Match in Limerick's defeat of Cork, the GAA star returned to court on Monday. Today's top videos Judge Dara Hayes previously indicated that he faced serving 180 hours of community service in lieu of three months in jail. However, the judge h…