George O’Callaghan, a former Cork City FC player, has agreed to pay compensation for stealing €23,645 from a fitness center. He pleaded guilty to the theft during a Coca-Cola League One match against Leyton Orient in November 2007.
George O’Callaghan , a former Cork City FC player, has agreed to pay compensation for stealing €23,645 from a fitness center. He pleaded guilty to the theft during a Coca-Cola League One match against Leyton Orient in November 2007.
The compensation was handed over, and the case was adjourned until next month for the preparation of an up-to-date probation report. O’Callaghan also had addiction issues at the time of the offense, as previously stated by his defense barrister. He started his career with Port Vale and played for several clubs, including Cork City FC, Ipswich Town, Tranmere Rovers, and Brighton and Hove Albion
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