Jury Begins Deliberations In Conor McGregor Civil Case

Thursday, 21 November 2024 16:49

By Martin Osborne

The MMA fighter, and his friend, James Lawrence, are being sued for damages by 35-year-old hair colourist Nikita Hand, who claims they raped her in a Dublin hotel.

The jury in the civil legal action against Straffan resident Conor McGregor has been sent home for the night, having deliberated for less an hour.

The MMA fighter, and his friend, James Lawrence, are being sued for damages by 35-year-old hair colourist Nikita Hand, who claims they raped her in a Dublin hotel.

She claims it happened in the penthouse suite of the Beacon Hotel on the 9th of December 2018.

Both men deny any wrongdoing, claiming they had consensual sex with Ms Hand.

The jurors will resume their deliberations tomorrow morning.

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