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Court to consider community service for hurler Kyle Hayes

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A judge at Limerick Circuit Court has told Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes that he will avoid a three-month jail sentence if he is deemed suitable for community service.

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Irish ExaminerIrish Examiner
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Mick Clifford: Kyle Hayes avoids prison again — how much does luck play a role in his career?

Limerick GAA star Kyle Hayes’ latest legal trouble raises questions about justice, accountability, and the role of luck in sport

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Court to consider community service for hurler Kyle Hayes

A judge at Limerick Circuit Court has told Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes that he will avoid a three-month jail sentence if he is deemed suitable for community service.

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Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes told he won't be jailed if he's suitable for 180 hours of community service

The five-time All Ireland winner looked visibly relieved as he walked from the court.

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Irish TimesIrish Times
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Kyle Hayes will not be jailed if deemed suitable for 180 hours of community service, judge rules

The matter has been adjourned for mention on April 28th to set a date for finalisation of the case

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Irish IndependentIrish Independent
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Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes to find out today if he will serve jail time over violent disorder conviction

Five-time All-Star Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes will find out today whether he will be jailed for his convictions for engaging in violence at a Limerick nightclub in 2019.

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Kyle Hayes set to avoid jail if deemed suitable for community service, judge says

A judge today told All-Star Limerick hurler Kyle Hayes he is going to prison for three months for engaging in unlawful violence at a nightclub seven years ago, if he is deemed unsuitable to carry out 180 hours community service in lieu of the suggested jail term. Hayes, (26), Ballyahsea, Kildimo, Co Limerick, had been bound by the terms of a two-year suspended sentence ‘to be of good behaviour and not reoffend’ within two years from last March, …

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Irish Independent broke the news in Ireland on Friday, March 21, 2025.
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