Conor McGregor and Dee Devlin were spectators at a football match in Dublin over the weekend.
The couple took in The Black Forge Inn's women's team's clash on Saturday before enjoying dinner and drinks in the pub that the UFC star owns.
McGregor pumped some €1million into renovating the Dublin 12 pub before it swung open its doors in July and visited it on Thursday for the first time since it opened.
The former two-weight champion stayed in America following his trilogy fight defeat to Dustin Poirier during the summer, but returned to Dublin last week after spending a couple of days in Rome.
An assault allegation was made against McGregor in the Italian capital as Italian DJ Francesco Facchinetti claimed the Dubliner struck him.
Facchinetti officially filed a complaint against the UFC star with Italian police on Tuesday.
He took to Instagram to post a copy of his official police complaint with the caption: “Do you think I was joking? In here is everything that happened from A to Z.”
Mr Facchinetti has claimed he is not interested in being “paid off” to withdraw his complaint – even if he was offered €10million.
He alleged the MMA fighter assaulted him during a party in Rome in the early hours of Sunday, leaving him with a broken nose and split lip. McGregor was in the city with Dee Devlin as they christened their five-month-old son Rian at the Vatican.
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