Brothers Daragh and Cian Hayes from Limerick received prison sentences for a violent and unprovoked attack on a former friend. Daragh was sentenced to three years in prison, with six months suspended, while Cian received two and a half years, also with a suspended sentence. After approximately 19 weeks in high-security Limerick Prison, they were moved to a low-security facility, reflecting a potential reassessment of their imprisonment status and compliance with prison regulations.
Daragh Hayes was sentenced to three years in prison, with the final six months suspended, while Cian Hayes received two and a half years with six months suspended.
The two brothers attacked a former friend unprovoked, raising concerns over violent crime and its implications within the community.
After serving 19 weeks in Limerick Prison's general population, Cian and Daragh Hayes have been transferred to a low-security facility.
The transfer occurred four months into their sentences, indicating their compliance and possibly a reassessment of their risk to society.
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