Second judge excuses himself from copyright breach case involving MEP

A second District Court judge has excused himself from presiding over an alleged breach of copyright in a case involving MEP Seán Kelly and a Co Kerry photographer.

Second judge excuses himself from copyright breach case involving  MEP

Judge Olann Kelleher, sitting at Killarney District Court yesterday, said that he personally knew former GAA president Mr Kelly through sporting circles.

In a civil case action, professional photographer Michelle Cooper-Galvin is claiming two of her images were used, without her permission or payment, in Mr Kelly’s biography, published in 2008 by Gill and MacMillian.

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