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Gardaí Believe Fire at Conor McGregor's Pub Was Malicious
COUNTY DUBLIN, IRELAND, JUL 25 – Gardaí investigate a second suspected arson at McGregor's Dublin pub, which was previously targeted by petrol bombs in 2022, with no injuries reported during the early morning fire.
- A fire broke out in the early hours of Friday, 25th July 2025, at Conor McGregor’s Black Forge Inn pub on Drimnagh Road, Dublin.
- The fire followed a 2022 failed petrol bomb attack on the same venue, and Gardaí are treating the latest incident as suspected arson with an ongoing investigation.
- Firefighters from Dolphins Barn responded with a single engine and a high-pressure hose reel, quickly controlling a small fire found at the front of the building without injuries reported.
- McGregor announced on social media that the Black Forge Inn remains operational and has offered a €50,000 reward for any information leading to the identification of those responsible.
- The incident highlights continued threats to the venue, indicating increased security concerns and prompting a technical examination by Gardaí.
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Conor McGregor's Ireland pub, The Black Forge Inn, caught fire on Friday morning, and police are chasing down a suspected arsonist. Investigators allege a person doused the bar -- located in Crumlin, a suburb outside of Dublin -- around the entrance with a "flammable liquid" at 3 a.m. before setting it ablaze and fleeing the scene, The Sun reported Friday.
Conor McGregor's Pub Set On Fire By Alleged Arsonist
Conor McGregor’s pub in Ireland has apparently been set on fire by an alleged arsonist. On Friday morning, videos circulated on the Internet showing McGregor’s Black Forge Inn on fire. A Garda spokesman released a timeline of events. “Gardaí attended the scene of an incident of criminal damage at a licenced premises on the Drimnagh Road, Crumlin that occurred at approximately 3.00am on Friday, July 25. “The fire was extinguished by Dublin Fire B…
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