THE WRIGHT WAY

UFC star Conor McGregor welcomes Ian Wright to The Black Forge Inn as Arsenal legend parties in Dublin

IAN WRIGHT is the latest celebrity to be seen at Conor McGregor’s pub in Crumlin.

The Arsenal legend shared a video on social media as he enjoyed the entertainment at The Black Forge Inn on Sunday.

Conor McGregor and Ian Wright party in The Black Forge

The pair have a chat before sitting down for a drink together

Wright is a frequent visitor to Crumlin and decided to make a stop at McGregor’s pub this weekend.

The Dubliner is seen welcoming the ex-Arsenal striker and the pair exchange a few words over a pint.

Comedian Kevin Hart and Dan Bilzerian have also visited the boozer in recent days.

Earlier this month, the UFC star confirmed he bought The Waterside bar in Howth – to add to his portfolio of pubs along with The Black Forge and The Marble Arch in Drimnagh.

On Saturday, the MMA ace drove out to the Howth bar to offer his followers an inside look at his new business.

Alongside photos, he said: “My Howth spot!

“I plan on putting a jewel within a jewel with this breathtakingly situated premise. [sic]

“Over looking Ireland’s eye and Howth Marina. I am excited!

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“Watch. This. Space.”

As the name suggests, the Waterside bar is located on Harbour Road in Howth, right next to the marina.

This was showed off by McGregor, who posted a photo of the view of the marina from the premises.

The Dubliner has been out of action since suffering a gruesome broken leg against Dustin Poirier last July.

And his next fight back, whenever that may be, is set to be a rematch with boxing rival Floyd Mayweather.

The duo enjoyed a heated rivalry before finally fighting in Las Vegas 2017.

Mayweather would win that first battle by TKO to extend his unbeaten record to 50-0.

And five years on, the rivals could DOUBLE the whopping $500million should the sequel take place.

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