Case No. 22420Criminal damage (vandalism) · Co. Galway
Galway GAA star's award sign defaced with Stanley knife in Craughwell
A sign celebrating Cillian McDaid's 2022 All-Star Gaelic Football Award, displayed at the top of his road in Craughwell, County Galway, was defaced with a Stanley knife, cutting part of his face out of the picture. McDaid shared the image on social media, asking people to 'keep an eye out' for him.
- Reported13 Feb
- Arrested
- Charged
- In court
- Verdict
- Sentenced
reportedhappened, not reportedlatest stagenot yet
Key facts
consolidated from all reports7 statements extracted from the articles
- whatCillian McDaid is a Galway GAA star whose picture on a sign was defaced (galwaybeo.ie)
- whatThe sign was celebrating Cillian McDaid's 2022 All-Star Gaelic Football Award (galwaybeo.ie)
- whatPart of Cillian McDaid's face was gauged out of the picture on the sign (galwaybeo.ie)
- whereThe sign was displayed at the top of Cillian McDaid's road in Craughwell (galwaybeo.ie)
- weaponA Stanley knife was used to deface the sign (galwaybeo.ie)
- otherCillian McDaid shared a picture of the defaced sign on social media (galwaybeo.ie)
- otherCillian McDaid asked people to keep an eye out for him (galwaybeo.ie)
The reporting
newest first- 13 Feb2023Galway GAA star has ‘Stanley Knife taken to face’ as photo shows ‘torn head’
Lightly reported vandalism of a GAA award sign; no Gardaí involvement, investigation or arrest mentioned.
victim, Cillian McDaid, male, irish (judged from name)Cillian McDaidsuspect