The Limerick hurler must also pay 10-thousand euro compensation to the victim who suffered serious facial injuries in the incident in 2019
Kyle Hayes has been given a two-year suspended prison sentence after being convicted of two counts of violent disorder.
The Limerick hurler must also pay 10-thousand euro compensation to the victim who suffered serious facial injuries in the incident in 2019.
Hayes had pleaded not guilty to the charges and was given a character reference by Limerick manager John Kiely.
Judge Dermot Sheehan said in court that an “immediate custodial sentence was not necessary".
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