Conor McGregor

McGregor has long been publicly associated with Dublin, Ireland, specifically the affluent south Dublin area, and has also been reported to spend time in Ibiza and other European locations. He has not confirmed a single permanent address, and pinning down his exact primary residence is not something that has been reliably documented publicly.

Irish. McGregor was born and raised in Dublin, Ireland, and competes under the Irish flag. He is one of the most famous Irish sportspeople in the world.

McGregor was born on July 14, 1988, making him 37 years old as of mid-2026. He would turn 38 in July 2026.

McGregor stands 5 ft 9 in (175 cm). He competed primarily at featherweight (145 lb) and lightweight (155 lb), divisions where that height is on the taller side, which he exploited with his long reach.

As of mid-2026, McGregor has cleared his 18-month USADA anti-doping suspension, which ran from September 2025 to March 2026, and is eligible to compete again. He has been heavily linked to a UFC return in 2026, but no fight has been officially confirmed. Separately, his civil liability finding from the Irish High Court (assault case, ~€250,000 damages) has been upheld by both the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court.

No audited, publicly verified figure exists. Media estimates, from outlets like Forbes, have ranged widely over the years and fluctuate with the valuation of his business interests, most notably the sale of Proper No. Twelve whiskey. Treat any specific number you see online as an estimate, not a confirmed fact.

Neither man has a publicly audited net worth, so any direct comparison is speculative. McGregor's business ventures, including the Proper No. Twelve whiskey deal, have been reported at significant scale, while Logan Paul's Prime Hydration brand has also generated substantial reported revenues. Based on widely cited (unaudited) estimates, McGregor has generally been placed higher, but this is not a confirmed fact on either side.

As of mid-2026, no official opponent or date has been confirmed. McGregor has been strongly rumoured for a 2026 UFC return following the end of his anti-doping suspension, with various names floated in the media, but nothing is signed. Treat any specific matchup you read about as unconfirmed until the UFC makes an official announcement.

McGregor is not publicly confirmed to be married. His long-term partner is Dee Devlin, with whom he has been in a relationship since well before his UFC fame and with whom he has children. Whether they have legally married has not been confirmed in reliable public reporting, see the dedicated marriage questions below.

Dee Devlin is McGregor's long-term partner and the mother of his children. They have been together publicly for well over a decade. Whether their relationship is now formalised as a marriage has not been definitively confirmed in reliable public sources.

McGregor has not publicly confirmed a legal marriage. Dee Devlin is his long-term partner and they have children together, but reliable sources have not confirmed a formal wedding took place. Until that is documented, describing Devlin as his partner rather than his wife is the accurate framing.

There is no publicly verified, audited figure. Estimates in the media have placed his wealth in the hundreds of millions of dollars at various points, largely driven by his fighting purses, PPV cuts, and the Proper No. Twelve whiskey venture. Any single number you see is a media estimate, not a confirmed fact.

McGregor built his career at featherweight (145 lb) and lightweight (155 lb), the two divisions he simultaneously held UFC titles in. He has also competed at welterweight (170 lb) on occasion. Any UFC return in 2026 is most widely rumoured to be at lightweight or welterweight.

No official date has been confirmed as of mid-2026. McGregor's anti-doping suspension expired in March 2026, clearing him to compete, and a summer 2026 return has been widely reported as rumoured, but the UFC has not officially announced a date, venue, or opponent.

There is no publicly confirmed, reliably documented report that McGregor has legally married. His partner is Dee Devlin, but a verified wedding location does not exist in the public record. Reporting a venue as fact would be fabrication.

Same answer as above: no audited public figure exists. Forbes and other outlets have published estimates over the years, but they are estimates only, shaped by business valuations, fight earnings, and endorsements that are not fully public. Treat any precise number as unverified.

Not confirmed. McGregor has been with Dee Devlin for many years and they have children together, but no reliable public source has confirmed a legal marriage. Until he or Devlin confirms it, the answer is: not publicly verified.

McGregor's absence is the result of two compounding factors: a severe leg fracture suffered at UFC 264 in July 2021 that required lengthy rehabilitation, and an 18-month anti-doping suspension issued by USADA running from September 2025 to March 2026. He hasn't been cut or retired, he's been sidelined by injury and then by the suspension, and is now eligible to return.

Sort of, here's why. He is eligible: the suspension is over as of March 2026, and he has been loudly rumoured for a summer 2026 return, with media reports intensifying throughout early 2026. But as of now, **no fight has been officially confirmed by the UFC**. The return looks more likely than it has in years, but it is still unconfirmed.

By all publicly available indications, yes, though no audited figure exists. His wealth was substantially built through UFC purses, record-breaking PPV revenue shares, and the sale of a majority stake in Proper No. Twelve Irish whiskey to Proximo Spirits, a deal reported at significant value. The civil damages award (~€250,000) from the Irish High Court, while notable, is a fraction of his reported business-level earnings.