In his testimony during the original trial, Mr Lunney said that he was forced into the boot of an Audi A4 near his home and driven to a container.

During a robust cross-examination, McGovern's defence put it to Lunney he was lying under oath.

A nephew of some of the Mannok directors has been remanded on bail today to appear in court at a later date on charges of lying under oath and producing false documents in an earlier case against Bernard McGovern's brother.

The court heard there is ongoing tension in the community.

Counsel also accepted that any remedy or alterations of the allegedly unconstitutional sections would be a matter for the Oireachtas.

Gardai believe Mr McGuinness organised the kidnap and torture of businessman Kevin Lunney. Mr McGuinness also known as 'Dublin Jimmy' died of heart failure during a raid by armed English police in 2019.

The companies claim that on several occasions since late 2019, Mr Quinn has trespassed on their lands.