'All good' - Conor McGregor makes ‘proposal’ to gardaí in dangerous driving case

As he left the court, the UFC star stopped to give a young fan an autograph and told reporters: "All good, great to be back"
Clean-shaven and wearing a blue suit, Conor McGregor (pictured) greeted reporters with "hello, good morning" as he strode into the courthouse. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

Clean-shaven and wearing a blue suit, Conor McGregor (pictured) greeted reporters with "hello, good morning" as he strode into the courthouse. Picture: Brian Lawless/PA

Lawyers for Conor McGregor have asked gardaí to consider "a proposal" in the UFC star's dangerous driving prosecution in Dublin, a court has heard.

Gardai stopped the mixed martial artist (MMA) driving a high-performance Bentley Continental GT on March 22 in west Dublin.

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