The multiple All-Ireland winner is to stand trial accused of deception and forgery by persuading 23 people to donate funds after fraudulently claiming he needed money for cancer treatment
Hurling legend DJ Carey is to stand trial accused of deception and forgery by persuading 23 people to donate funds after fraudulently claiming he needed money for cancer treatment.
Dressed in a dark puffer jacket and navy trousers, he stood silently in the dock, clutching his hat as the evidence was given. There are two charges for using a false instrument to induce another person to accept it as genuine. The offences allegedly occurred at an unknown location in the State. His solicitor, Edward Hughes, asked that his client's address and phone number not be read out in court.
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