An Irish man, Terence Crosbie, 39, is convicted of raping an unidentified woman in a Boston hotel while he was visiting for the St Patrick’s Day Parade, according to reporting cited by multiple outlets. The victim is not identified in public coverage due to court restrictions. She is now suing Court TV, alleging that the network twice broadcast her name despite a judge’s order banning her from being identified. The lawsuit centers on whether the broadcaster violated that directive by airing identifying information. Details of the underlying conviction and sentencing are not included in the provided material, and the reports focus on the alleged broadcast breach connected to the victim’s anonymity. The case therefore involves both the criminal outcome—Crosbie’s conviction—and a separate civil action that challenges alleged disregard of a court order intended to protect the complainant’s identity. All accounts in the provided sources agree on the central facts that a conviction occurred and that the plaintiff claims her name was aired on Court TV despite an identification ban.