CONOR MCGREGOR reportedly rejected a home extension plan.
Dee Devlin, the UFC star, and Dee Devlin, his partner in UFC have been denied permission to extend their PS2.5 million house in Staffn by Kildare County Council.
The council has rejected Conor McGregor's and Dee Devlin’s plans to extend their house.
According to planning files, the couple consented to the personal assistant of the MMA fighter to apply for planning permission for work on 'The Paddocks,' their Castledillon home with six bathrooms and five bedrooms.
This luxury pad is situated in landscaped gardens and comes with its own horse-related facilities.
McGregor's plans included demolishing their detached garage and building a part-single, part-one-and-a-half-storey extension to the front, side and rear of the property.
He also wanted to move the tennis court and build a basement that is partially sunken.
The basement would include a garage, gym, and other ancillary spaces.
Albert Reynolds Jnr, the son and former taoiseach, sold the property to the Irishman in July 2019.
They will have to redraw their plans as the council decided they are not suitable for rural areas in the Liffey valley.
McGregor, the owner of The Black Forge Inn in Dublin, is said to be looking at buying more pubs in his home country and also considering purchasing some 'overseas.
According to rumours, the ex-two-weight world champion will soon add a second bar.
According to The Currency The Notorious is keen on purchasing O'Neill's Dun Laoghaire.
Alan Geraghty is his accountant and is believed to be in advanced negotiations to purchase the property.
O'Neill's is a 4,730 square foot two-storey pub that was put up for sale two months ago. It has been reported that the asking price is PS679,000.
