During the trial, Mr McGregor took the stand in his own defence, telling the jury that he had "consensual" sex with Ms Hand in a hotel penthouse, which he described as "enthusiastic, athletic, prolonged and vigorous" and carried out in a "multitude" of positions.

A High Court judge is continuing to charge a jury before sending them to consider their verdict on a woman’s civil action for damages for assault arising from being allegedly raped by Conor McGregor in a Dublin hotel.

The jury in the legal action taken by Nikita Hand against mixed martial arts fighter Conor McGregor and another man has been told they must look at all the evidence and should not speculate.

The jury in the Conor McGregor trial is expected to be sent out for deliberation on Wednesday afternoon. Dublin woman Nikita Hand has accused the mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter of rape after a Christmas night out in December 2018.

The eight women and four men also have to decide Nikita Hand’s claim for damages against James Lawrence, of Rafter’s Road, Drimnagh, over alleged assault of her through allegedly having sex with her without her consent in the Beacon hotel.

The civil lawsuit against UFC star Conor McGregor reached closing arguments Tuesday in Dublin, where attorneys made their final pitches to the jury. McGregor and another man, James Lawrence, face sexual assault accusations in a lawsuit filed by Nikita Hand,

Mr Justice Alexander Owens outlined the type of damages they could award if they conclude that Mr McGregor did assault Ms Hand