Former Irish rugby star Brendan Mullin has pleaded not guilty to stealing a Hermès perfume worth €158 from Brown Thomas. The 37-year-old, who earned 55 caps for Ireland, is accused of the theft which occurred on 15 May last year. Mullin, now retired from professional rugby, appeared in court to deny the charge. The case involves a single item of stolen goods, with no other items mentioned. The prosecution alleges that Mullin took the perfume without permission. The court has scheduled a further hearing to determine the next steps in the case. The incident has raised questions about the security measures at the retail location. Mullin’s legal team has not yet commented publicly on the case. The theft is being investigated by local authorities. No arrests have been made in connection with the case. The incident is under review by the police. The case is expected to be resolved within the next few weeks. The legal proceedings will determine the outcome of the charge. The case highlights the potential for high-profile individuals to be involved in minor theft incidents. The court will decide whether further action is required. The case remains ongoing.
Former Irish rugby star denies stealing Hermès perfume




















