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Former Kilkenny hurler DJ Carey arrives at the Criminal Courts of Justice in July 2, 2025. Picutre: Niall Carson/PA Wire
The sentencing hearing of Kilkenny hurling legend DJ Carey, which was due to take place today, has been postponed.
A medical certificate has been handed in to the court attesting that Mr Carey is in hospital in Galway and unfit to attend the hearing. The case has been put back pending further details.
READ: DJ Carey was Kilkenny's greatest - now this sorrowful travesty unfolds
Mr Carey pleaded guilty to 10 counts of fraud, including falsely claiming to have cancer to obtain money from people, at a court sitting last July. The Kilkenny man, who won Hurler of the Year twice, nine All Stars, 34 championship goals, was due to learn his fate at the courts of justice today.
Read more Kilkenny crime and courts news here
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