The court also made orders requiring Ms O’Doherty to take down and remove any image of the plaintiff and her late son from any form of media that she owns or operates. The orders are to remain in place pending the final outcome of Ms Campbell’s action against Ms O’Doherty, trading as “The Irish Light”.
These were matters that can be argued at the full hearing of the action, he said. The injunctions are to remain in place pending the full hearing of the claim. The judge said he was satisfied to proceed to hear and the determine the application in her absence as no objections had been made before the court to matter going ahead.
Following Mr Gilsenan’s death in August 2021 it is claimed that Ms O’Doherty used her son’s image in an article which it is claimed wrongly stated that he died as a result of the administration of the Covid-19 vaccination.
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