Defamation action against DMG Media, which publishes Irish Daily Mail, Irish Mail on Sunday and extra.ie, relates to photo in article
The RTÉ presenter, who is represented by Lennox & Co Solicitors, said he could not comment on the matter when contacted. Photograph: Gareth Chaney/Collins Photos
The RTÉ Nine O’Clock news presenter lodged two cases in the High Court on Monday, which are understood to relate to claims he was defamed over the use of a photo of him in an article published on Evoke.ie. The case listed Sybil Mulcahy, DMG’s head of content for female brands, as a co-defendant, as well as Microsoft website MSN, which publishes links to news stories from other publications.Renters, homeowners, landlords: Who did best out of Budget 2024?Mr Kennedy, who is represented by Lennox & Co Solicitors, said he could not comment on the matter when contacted.
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