Conor McGregor, UFC fighter, was PETROL BOMBED at the Black Forge Inn overnight by police who launched an urgent investigation

POLICE are investigating an attempted criminal damage incident after two petrol bombs were thrown at Conor McGregor’s Black Forge Inn pub.

After purchasing it for PS2million, UFC's star now owns the licensed premises at Drimnagh Road, Crumlin.


Conor McGregor, UFC fighter, was PETROL BOMBED at the Black Forge Inn overnight by police who launched an urgent investigation
Two petrol bombs were thrown last night at Conor McGregor’s pub in Dublin
Conor McGregor, UFC fighter, was PETROL BOMBED at the Black Forge Inn overnight by police who launched an urgent investigation
UFC star, Tony Ferguson, spent PS2m on Black Forge Inn in 2019,

After two petrol bombs were thrown at a pub over the weekend, Garda has launched an investigation.

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

Gardai claim that no damage was done, but they are asking for witnesses to come forward.

They are particularly interested in anyone who has dashcam footage of the area over night.

The property is located in the hometown of the Irish superstar. It was purchased by him for PS2m.

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

Through his social media, he shared a sneak peek at the Black Forge Inn which includes a bar and restaurant.

After acquiring The Marble Arch, Drimnagh, he made headlines before. This is where he committed his notorious assault on a man in 2019.

His other businesses, including Tidl sports recovery spray, David August's fashion line, and McGregor Fast, are also flying.

McGregor bought shares in Proper 12 last year and received close to PS130m.

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