CCTV (closed-circuit television) of Conor McGregor and Nikita Hand would be used selectively and disseminated in the "dark hole of the internet," if released, a judge has told the High Court in Dublin.

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 been ordered to pay Nikita Hand €100,000 of her €250,000 damages and €200,000 of her expected €1.3m legal costs ahead of any appeal the MMA fighter intends to take.

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

Conor McGregor has broken his silence after the woman who won her civil damages claim against him sought an injunction to stop the publication of CCTV footage

The Mixed Martial Arts fighter has also been told to return any copies of the footage in his possession while deleting any copies he has on his personal devices

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. Mr McGregor reshared a number of posts on his Instagram story and X accounts on Monday, although didn't write anything in his own words.

Conor McGregor’s legal troubles are far from over. Despite losing a civil lawsuit brought by Nikita Hand over a 2018 sexual assault claim, a new legal battle has emerged concerning CCTV footage tied to the case.