Conor McGregor shares a pic of Dan holding the UFC star's belt and pays tribute to him.

CONOR MCGREGOR paid a touching tribute his uncle Dan.

Margaret, the brother of UFC star and UFC legend, recently died.


Conor McGregor shares a pic of Dan holding the UFC star's belt and pays tribute to him.

Conor McGregor's uncle Dan tragically died.

Conor McGregor shares a pic of Dan holding the UFC star's belt and pays tribute to him.

McGregor's brother Dan was Margaret's sister

Conor McGregor shares a pic of Dan holding the UFC star's belt and pays tribute to him.

McGregor paid tribute on Instagram to his uncle.

McGregor, a family man, took to Instagram to pay his respects to his uncle in the wee hours of Monday morning.

McGregor also posted a photo of Dan holding the UFC World Title title.

"Armies all around the shop we have, and the sky the whole. Nanny, please! "Yup the Moore's!"

McGregor's fans quickly offered condolences to McGregor, with one saying, "Sorry for your loss, Conor."

Another one said, "My condolences man."

Another said, "May he rest peacefully."

One said, "Sad hearing this." God bless his family, and take care of them.

McGregor had 11 maternal aunties and uncles, including Dan Moore.

Ann, his sister, tragically died in March 2020. Her nephew also paid a touching tribute.

A portion of his Instagram post read: "My poor, friendly loving auntie. My sister is my mother.

"This stupid f *****g virus. What's the f**k?

"I took my family on a trip to Bull Island. I looked out at the ocean. Took a deep breath. Thank you! Thank you, Lord.

"Keep your cool, people! We have everything we've got. Rest in Peace Ann Moore, I Love You."

Later, he stated: "I want you to clarify that she wasn't a victim by coronavirus."

"I am grateful to the kind wishes and sympathy that were extended to me for the passing of my Auntie."

McGregor, 34 years old, is still recovering from the severe broken leg sustained in his UFC Trilogy fight with Dustin Poirier.

Although the Irishman appeared to be on track to return to the Octagon later in the year, he recently admitted that his kicking has not returned to what it was before the injury.