Convicted rapist continues to deny crime against woman he met on Tinder

In a victim impact statement, the woman said: “I feel such shame, even though I know it's not my shame."
During the attack, described by Mr Justice David Keane as an “ordeal” that continues to “haunt” his victim, Feeney told the woman that nobody could hear her screams as she cried and begged him to stop. File picture: iStock

During the attack, described by Mr Justice David Keane as an “ordeal” that continues to “haunt” his victim, Feeney told the woman that nobody could hear her screams as she cried and begged him to stop. File picture: iStock

A woman who was raped by a man she met on Tinder was rescued by gardaí after she hung a towel on his balcony, a court has heard.

Christopher Feeney (58) was found guilty of four counts of raping and sexually assaulting the woman at his home address in Millbrook, Riverside, Sligo, on April 26, 2015, following a Central Criminal Court trial last September.

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