“Shame on You”: Survivor of Abuse Has a Powerful Message to McGregor Supporters - 13/07/2026

Despite the outcome of the civil case brought by Nikita Hand against Conor McGregor, his continued presence in the public eye and the support he continues to receive has sparked renewed debate.For survivors of domestic and sexual violence, seeing a high-profile figure remain celebrated and maintain a public platform has been deeply upsetting, raising questions about accountability and the messages sent to those who come forward.Priscilla Grainger and her daughter, Ainie, know the impact of domestic abuse all too well. After escaping a situation of abuse and violence, Priscilla and Ainie went on to establish Stop Domestic Violence Ireland, using their own experiences to support and advocate for victims and survivors. They supported Nikita Hand throughout her civil case and continue to stand by her today.Priscilla spoke out on The Agenda this morning about the reaction to McGregor’s return to the spotlight, saying “shame on you” to those who continue to support him, and questioning what that support says to survivors of domestic abuse. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.