Conor McGregor has been banned from sharing any CCTV footage from the night of Nikita Hand's assault. The MMA star has also been ordered to hand over any copies of the CCTV material to his solicitor and delete any trace of the footage from his personal devices.

Nikita Hand, a woman who accused Conor McGregor and another individual of sexual assault at a Dublin hotel in 2018, was awarded 250,000 euros in compensation afte

Judge Owens said the MMA star had engaged online in 'irresponsible comment' in which he 'attacked' the jury and called Ms Hand a liar

Mr Justice Alexander Owens was clear from the outset just how dim his view was of what Conor McGregor has been posting to social media.This wasn’t to do with Mr McGregor’s more recent postings that frequently reference God.

Public opinion has appeared to have turned against McGregor with his social media following dropping dramatically since November.

The Irishman has responded to claims after Nikita Hand is reportedly wanting the High Court to restrain publication of CCTV footage used in the trial

Lawyers for woman who had civil claim for rape upheld against MMA fighter say release of the material would be a contempt of court

A woman who won her civil damages claim against Conor McGregor is seeking an injunction to stop the publication of the CCTV shown in court - and the UFC star has responded

The application is being brought by Ms Hand, who successfully sued the MMA fighter for damages arising from her claim that he raped her.

Conor McGregor has reacted to the news that the woman who won her civil damages claim against him wants the High Court to restrain publication of CCTV footage used in the trial.

On Thursday Judge Owens said there was a “real danger” based off material disclosed to him by Ms Hand’s solicitor that McGregor was going to disseminate the footage - which shows Ms Hand before and after the alleged rape in the Beacon Hotel - to his Italian business associate Gabriel Ernesto Rapisarda.