Conor McGregor’s £2m pub in Dublin is targeted in shocking PETROL BOMB attack

Conor McGregor’s £2m pub in Dublin is focused in PETROL BOMB assault in a single day, with police investigating stunning incident at Black Forge Inn

• Conor McGregor owns the Black Forge Inn on Drimnagh Street in Crumlin, Dublin
• It was the goal of a felony assault on Wednesday night time with bombs thrown
• Two petrol bombs had been launched and pipe bombs left on the premises 
• Police are investigating and no harm was trigger with no person harmed  

By Will Griffee For Mailonline

Printed: 06:22 EST, 13 January 2022 | Up to date: 06:26 EST, 13 January 2022

Conor McGregor’s £2million pub in Dublin was the goal for a felony assault on Wednesday night time. 

Two petrol bombs had been thrown on the property on Drimnagh Street in Crumlin and two unexploded pipe bombs had been left on the scene. 

Police have launched an investigation into the assault and luckily there was no harm brought about and no person injured.  

Extra to observe…  

Conor McGregor’s pub was focused by criminals on Wednesday night time in a petroleum bomb assault

McGregor purchased the property for £2million in 2019 and has overseen a change 

The UFC star was unhurt and there have been no victims, based on Irish police  

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