Conor McGregor mural removed from Irish gym as millions of people watch
The gym has removed a large mural of Conor McGregor
A large mural of Conor McGregor has been removed from the walls of a Galway gym.
Scully Fitness in Annaghdown have decided to remove a large painting of the former two-weight UFC champion from their walls after he was found liable for assault on Nikita Hand.
Staff got to work earlier this week to remove the large mural painted inside the fitness studio. reports Galway Beo.
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Sharing a video on social media, they said it was 'the end' of the fighter's reign within their walls. The video shows staff get to work as they cover over the mural of McGregor with white paint.
It has been watched millions of times on the social media platform Tiktok, with the clip garnering over a million likes.
Last Friday, Nikita Hand won her civil case against McGregor. Ms Hand said “justice has been served” after a jury found that McGregor assaulted her - and awarded her damages of almost €250,000.
A jury of four men and eight women sided with Ms Hand, 35, a former hair colourist from Drimnagh in Dublin, who said she was brutally raped by McGregor, 36, in the penthouse suite of the Beacon Hotel in Sandyford on December 9, 2018.
The jury came to the verdict after six hours and 10 minutes of deliberating - and found that McGregor assaulted Ms Hand - but found that co-respondent James Lawrence, did not.
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