Controversial MMA fighter Conor McGregor has hinted that retirement from fighting could be on the horizon as he sets his sights on a political career in Ireland. The 36-year-old recently announced his intention to run for Irish President,

Irish leaders have slammed Conor McGregor's St. Patrick's Day visit to the White House. Prime Minister Micheál Martin said McGregor did not speak for the Irish people when he made anti-immigration remarks on Monday.

Former UFC champion Conor McGregor has hinted at possibility retiring from fighting altogether, with the MMA star having been asked about his plans for the future

Conor McGregor drops major hints that he may never return to the UFC, leaving fans speculating about his fighting future.

A fighting Irish President? That's what Conor McGregor is planning on. McGregor's recent meeting with United States President Donald Trump has further fuelled his ambition to run for President of Ireland.

Conor McGregor does not have a UFC return in his sights after reiterating his desire for a career in Irish politics. McGregor, 36, embarked on a much-publicised visit to the White House on St Patrick’s Day to air grievances over immigration in Ireland,