Conor McGregor accused of playing 'ducks and drakes with court' in relation to assault claim

The court heard that the mixed martial arts star has asked for the proposed June trial date to be put back 'with the excuse' that it conflicted with 'a boxing match' in the United States he is involved in
On Thursday, the High Court heard from the woman's lawyers that Mr McGregor (pictured), who denies all claims of wrongdoing against him, was trying to have the case, which had been previously adjourned, further adjourned to a date in November. File photo: Brian Lawless/PA

On Thursday, the High Court heard from the woman's lawyers that Mr McGregor (pictured), who denies all claims of wrongdoing against him, was trying to have the case, which had been previously adjourned, further adjourned to a date in November. File photo: Brian Lawless/PA

Mixed martial arts star Conor McGregor has been accused of playing "ducks and drakes" with the High Court regarding the hearing date of an assault claim against him.

The action has been brought by a young woman, who seeks damages against the fighter and is allegedly known to Mr McGregor.

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