Dolores O’Riordan has pleaded guilty to four alleged ‘air rage’ offences that took place on board an Aer Lingus flight from New York to Shannon Airport.
The Cranberries singer allegedly assaulted an air hostess during the incident on November 10th last year and was swiftly arrested upon landing.
At Ennis District Court in Co. Clare today, Dolores appeared in court accompanied by her solicitor, Bill O’Donnell and her mother, Eileen.
Guilty: The former Voice of Ireland star has pleaded guilty | RTE
The former Voice of Ireland judge pleaded guilty to four separate alleged offences – including three separate minor assault charges – from the controversial incident that took place last year.
The 44-year-old has reportedly been receiving medical care since her arrest in 2014.
The Zombie singer previously opened up about the outburst late last year – admitting she was beginning to try put the incident behind her.
“I get that I am 80% better than what I was. I understand why people were worried about me. I do understand and it’s lovely, actually.”
