Conor McGregor has shared a series of videos from his daughter Croia's lavish christening ceremony last weekend after the UFC star hit the headlines again for a video showing an alleged altercation at a Dublin pub.
The Notorious and partner Dee Devlin invited lots of family and friends to Luttrellstown Castle for the christening of their second child who was born in January of this year.
McGregor and his long-term partner Dee share a kiss in the video as they watched a huge fireworks display at the castle.
They were joined by friends including Cian Cowley, Sinn Fein councillor Paddy Holohan and fellow UFC star Gunnar Nelson.
Guests could also enjoy a petting zoo, funfare rides and a gourmet meal as the champagne flowed throughout the day.
Conor and Dee also made some cocktails with the fighter's whiskey to toast the day.
It comes as the Crumlin man is in hot water with fans and officials after a shocking video was released which seems to show McGregor punching an elderly drinker in the head after he declined a shot of his whiskey.
Dramatic footage shows McGregor greeting people sitting by the counter of Dublin’s Marble Arch pub on April 6.
The Crumlin fighter, holding a bottle of his own brand Proper No Twelve whiskey, puts glasses down on the bar including one for the man. But the drinker lifts the glass away and sets it down forcefully on the counter.
McGregor stares at the man before setting another glass in front of him. But the man again moves it away and puts it on the counter, shooing McGregor away with his hand.
McGregor pours three drinks and clinks glasses with his aquaintances.
Then raises his left arm, seeming to flex his muscles, before appearing to step back and punching the man on the side of his head.
The multimillionaire fighter is dragged away as the victim remains on his stool, much to the shock of staff.
A source claimed yesterday: “The fella McGregor offered a drink to said, ‘I don’t want to drink that s**t, I don’t want your drink’ and McGregor wasn’t happy. And sure that was the end of it – then he swung for him.”
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