Ralph Lauren's niece to appear before Clare court today

The neice of designer Ralph Lauren will appear in court in Co Clare this morning charged in connection with an air-rage incident on board a flight bound for JFK New York yesterday.

Ralph Lauren's niece to appear before Clare court today
Tue, 07 Jan, 2014 - 07:10

The niece of designer Ralph Lauren will appear in court in Co Clare this morning charged in connection with an air-rage incident on board a flight bound for JFK New York yesterday.

Jenny Lauren (aged 41) was travelling from Barcelona when the flight had to be diverted to Shannon.

She was arrested by gardaí after touching down at the airport at around 1.50pm yesterday afternoon.

The jewellery designer will appear before Killaloe District Court later this morning.

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