Conor McGregor, a smiling man, enjoys a pint at his Black Forge Inn bar just hours after the petrol bomb attack.

CONOR McGREGOR was enjoying a pint at his Black Forge bar, just hours after being hit with two petrol bombs.

After the horrifying incident that occurred Wednesday night, police are investigating an attempted criminal damage.

The UFC legend was still in the boozer, enjoying a pint and a smile despite the attack.

After purchasing it for PS2million, the star now owns Drimnagh Road in Crumlin.

This is also where McGregor delivered his Proper No Twelve whiskey to Christmas 2018 at the same location.

Before opening, it underwent a massive renovation that included a large-format plasma TV and large glass cabinets containing his whiskey.

After two petrol bombs were thrown at a pub on Wednesday night, Garda launched an investigation.

They also addressed reports that two pipe bombs were left on the premises.

Black Forge Inn Management released the following statement: "After hours last evening it appears that criminals made an inexplicable effort to inflict harm to the Black Forge Inn.

"There was no damage to patrons, employees or Forge workers. Mr. McGregor wasn't on the premises at that time.

"The gardai opened an investigation into this incident. We remain open and active as usual."

An Garda Siochana spokesperson said that they are investigating an incident of attempted crime damage at a licensed premises on Drimnagh Road in Crumlin Wednesday 12 January 2022.

"No damage was done the premises. Gardai is asking for witnesses to the incident.