Conor McGregor vowed to discuss the "issues the people of Ireland face" with President Trump during his St. Patrick's Day White House visit.

Irish eyes aren't smiling on Conor McGregor’s St. Patrick's Day bromance with President Trump. The mixed martial arts fighter's anti-immigration remarks and criticism of the Irish government during a ...

UFC star Conor McGregor arrived at the White House on St. Patrick’s Day to lambast the Irish government with Donald Trump.

An Irish rape crisis charity has complained to the US administration about the visit of Conor McGregor to the White House on St Patrick's Day. In a letter to the US Embassy in Ireland, the Dublin ...

McGregor’s visit to the White House came four months after a High Court civil jury found he sexually assaulted Nikita Hand at a Dublin hotel in 2018, awarding the plaintiff approximately €250,000.

UFC. Conor McGregor, after visiting Trump at the White House: "Your work ethic is an inspiration" UFC. Colby Covington casts a curse on LeBron James: I hope you get sick and worse Conor McGregor ...

there will no place to come home to visit." McGregor, however, will be in good company with Trump, who is a convicted felon who was also found liable for sexual abuse. McGregor's White House ...

Esteemed Irish MMA fighter Conor McGregor was a guest of honor for St. Patrick's Day at the White House on Monday ... will be no place to come home and visit." McGregor is just four months ...

In response to Taoiseach Micheál Martin's comments that Conor McGregor "does not speak for the people of Ireland", the MMA ...

Conor McGregor used a visit to the White House on Monday to air grievances over immigration in Ireland, pleading for help from the US. The former two-weight UFC champion, who was visiting the Whit ...

Conor McGregor does not have a UFC return in his sights after reiterating his desire for a career in Irish politics. McGregor ...

The Irish Times wrote that while the White House visit may have been revolutionary for fans of McGregor’s alternative voice, it was “enough to curdle many a pint of stout on both sides of the ...