Pat O'Connell

And I suppose there is always going to be a fear for somebody who has survived an attack like this, that this person is going to come back and come back after them.

You know, and that's something that these victims will continue to have to live with.

And you would hope it's something that at some level Patrick Nevin can appreciate the harm and devastation he's caused to so many people during the course of his life.

And the thing is, he's 44 years old walking out this Thursday.

So he is at a crossroads and that crossroads is whether he is going to continue to wreak terror in the lives of women or whether he's going to turn around and try and, you know, lead a law-abiding existence and stop being such a danger to society.

These are financial statements, and this was the first set of financial statements that was lodged with the company's office.

One of the figures that jumps out is obviously the company has creditors, and the creditors in this case are owed €113,000, and that's money that's going to have to be paid back over the next 12 months.

Like the accounts say, these are monies coming due in the next financial year.

Well, look, I suppose there's different ways you can read accounts, isn't there?

So, look, in this particular case, you know, the accounts are for, as you said, for Stop and Glow.

It was a company that was set up by Aoife, who is Conor McGregor's older sister, and she set the company up in July of 2024.

No, it's a business based on Bridgefoot Street in Dublin 8.

Like anybody who's gone around that area of the city would be familiar with it.

Obviously, it has a slightly higher profile.

The most tanning salons in this district, given the owner.

And look, Ernie, our photographer, was down there to get pictures on Friday.

Still going as a going concern.

So look, all things considered.

it's going well on the outside anyway but the accounts the first set of these are financial statements and this was the first set of financial statements that was that was lodged with the company's office so we had a look at them and yeah look one of the one of the figures that jumps out is obviously the company has creditors and the creditors in this case are owed 113,000 euros and that's money that's going to have to be paid back over the next 12 months and

Like the accounts say that these are monies coming due in the next financial year.