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The letter concluded by stating: ‘Our client hopes that the above will bring the matters identified in your correspondence to a close.’ ‘Furthermore, our client accepts that Mr McDermott fundamentally disputes our client’s version of events of what occurred between them during the course of their relationship.’ ‘Our client regrets her actions and acknowledges that her actions have caused, and continue to cause, detriment and distress to your client and to those close to him,’ the solicitor’s letter continued. It also acknowledged the ‘inaccurate and unfounded’ claims that members of Mr McDermott’s family had exerted influence over An Garda Síochána with the intention of perverting the course of justice.

‘Our client also accepts, without reservation, that she falsely claimed that your client had fled the country on account of these claims.’ The letter added that ‘for the record’, the woman accepts ‘without reservation’ that she was above the age of consent at all times, contrary to her original claim. They also stemmed out of an unreasonable reliance placed on false information from third parties.’ ‘These inaccuracies were the product of the elapse of time since 2010 and the published ‘Our client sincerely regrets publishing the inaccuracies contained in those publications and acknowledges that they have had a harmful effect on your client and those close to him. ‘Our client accepts that there were a number of serious falsehoods contained in her publications which have caused distress to your client and those closest to him,’ it reads. The letter stated that the claims arose out of a relationship between the woman and Mr McDermott some time around October 2010.

‘During the course of internet postings and a number of tweets published through an anonymous Twitter account in March 2021, our client made false allegations against your client, Mr McDermott.’