Niall Donald

So, you know, obviously there probably would have been some risk by doing that, but he did and he served his time.

And then when he got out, then obviously that's when he started to talk about turning his life around.

I think, was he trying to give proceeds of a book to Children's Charity?

to charity and he did but he admitted to this shooting which was you know last year I think he was convicted of it yeah so and to be fair like not to you know obviously he has he has a hundred so basically in 2022 he was caught with this firearm it was a semi-automatic firearm obviously that's an attempt that's in

10th endangered life.

So he got this 10 year sentence, a very serious offence.

But, you know, that was obviously hanging over him.

And then in the meantime, he started putting up this poetry and then he was jailed for it last year.

But I think I actually remember saying, oh, look, he said he turned his life around and you pointed out that this firearm offence actually happened before this, but he was only jailed last year.

And he had 109 convictions at the time.

But yeah, but in the meantime, he was...

Yeah.

Saying that he was going to turn his life around.

Or else he could go mad in the tuck shop.

Can you get access to... You can.

Yeah, so basically that case happened on Monday and essentially what it means is, it's kind of legal language.

It said a default judgment was entered against Samantha O'Reilly and Stephen Redmond.

They are, sorry, Stephen Cummins, excuse me.

They are the neighbours who said they were living across the road from Nikita Han at the time of the incident with Conor McGregor and they said that they'd seen her former partner, her partner at the time, assault her on the night that she sustained the injuries that she said came from McGregor.

So,