High Court orders Conor McGregor not to publish CCTV footage shown in Nikita Hand civil trial

The judge also directed that €100,000 of damages awarded to Nikita Hand be paid by Conor McGregor, along with €200,000 of the legal costs

Mr Justice Owens also directed that €100,000 of the damages awarded to Ms Hand by the jury in this civil case be paid by Mr McGregor, along with €200,000 of the legal costs. File photo

Conor McGregor must not disseminate any CCTV footage shown in the civil trial taken against him by Nikita Hand, and return any copies of the footage in his possession while deleting any copies he has on his personal devices, the High Court has ruled.

Mr Justice Alexander Owens made the ruling as he was satisfied there was a “real and demonstrable” risk that Mr McGregor may provide the footage to an Italian business associate who had posted about the footage on social media.