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BOXING TRAINER PETE Taylor has launched court proceedings against newspaper publishers Independent News and Media (INM).
Taylor, the father of Irish Olympian and professional fighter Katie, who was the victim of a gunshot attack on 5 June at his boxing club in Bray, launched the proceedings last Friday, 27 July.
Named as co-defendants in the High Court action is Sunday Newspapers Limited, publishers of the Sunday World newspaper, which is also part of INM’s stable of publications.
The exact nature of the proceedings is as yet unknown.
A request for comment from Taylor’s solicitors, Dublin-based Lavelle, was not immediately returned. INM likewise declined to immediately comment on the case.
Taylor, who trained his daughter for many years before their relationship became estranged, was shot in the arm and chest during the early morning raid on his club on Bray seafront in Co Wicklow in June.
Two other people were shot during the incident, including local man Bobby Messett who died at the scene.
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