', return !! } return false; Dolores Atwood, who was born in August 1969, said she first met Richard Burke, a member of the Kiltegan Fathers order, after mass at a Catholic church in Nigeria in 1982 and enjoyed conversations with him.She was giving evidence in a defamation action by Mr Burke (66), a former Archbishop of Benin, Nigeria, who claims an RT\u00c9 programme alleged he was a paedophile.RT\u00c9 denies defamation.She told the court when she became ill in 1983 with typhoid fever, she was \u0026amp;quot;surprised\u0026amp;quot; when the then-Fr Burke visited her in hospital.While he was there, the light went off and he kissed her, touched her breast and was \u0026amp;quot;touching me inappropriately\u0026amp;quot;.When the light came back on, he had gone back to the position where he was standing before the light went off, she said.Ms Atwood yesterday began giving evidence in the action by Mr Burke, a native of Co Tipperary, alleging he was defamed in the \u0026#039;Prime Time Investigates: Mission to Prey\u0026#039; programme broadcast on May 23, 2011.The jury has heard Mr Burke was ordained in 1975, after which he served in Nigeria as a priest before being appointed Bishop of the diocese of Warri.He was later appointed Archbishop of Benin city but resigned in May 2010 over his failure to adhere to his vow of celibacy.Mr Burke denies claims by Ms Atwood (45), who now lives in Canada with her husband Chris, that he sexually molested her when she was aged 13 and first had sex with her when she was 14.He says they first had sex in autumn 1989 when she was aged 20 and he was 40.Ms Atwood said she grew up in Warri in southern Nigeria.Her father is a mechanical engineer and she has six sisters and three brothers.

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