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MMA megastar Conor McGregor appeared to pull open a woman's blouse while partying in his Dublin bar just six weeks before his UFC comeback fight against Michael Chandler.<br/><br/>The former UFC lightweight and featherweight champion had previously hinted that he would be going on a self-imposed alcohol ban ahead of his bout at UFC 303 on June 30.<br/><br/>And while he wasn't seen drinking in any of the clips posted to social media, he did appear to be partying very hard.<br/><br/>In one clip he can be seen dancing and sharing a kiss with his fiancée Dee Devlin, who is seen wearing a black outfit that evening.<br/><br/>In another, the former champ can be seen filming himself dancing with others, before the camera pans away to an unidentified woman in a leopard-print outfit.<br/><br/>McGregor's hand, with his signature tattoo, then appears to try and open the woman's blouse and touch her chest.<br/><br/>The woman in question rebuffs the move, and the video abruptly ends. <br/><br/>The Mail has contacted McGregor's management for comment.<br/><br/>McGregor was also pictured in a series of separate videos posing behind the DJ decks along with several fans. In another clip, he raised a bottle of whiskey into the air while dancing behind the decks.<br/><br/>One video showed the 35-year-old arriving at the venue via a luxurious soft-top Bently before the MMA star strutted into the bar wearing a pair of sunglasses while a flare went off next to him.<br/><br/>His long-awaited return to The Octagon was confirmed in April, with the MMA star, who owns the Proper No 12 whisky and stout brand, recently stating he would be committing to clean living ahead of the bout.<br/><br/>In a post to American pop star Justin Bieber, McGregor wrote: 'My brother, the Mac has your back for life! From Beverly Hills to the Bahamas!<br/><br/>'See you in Vegas bro, it's game on, the Mac is back!<br/><br/>'Five more nights on the delicious and then that be that see ya's tonight I NOTLEAVING.'
MMA megastar Conor McGregor appeared to pull open a woman's blouse while partying in his Dublin bar just six weeks before his UFC comeback fight against Michael Chandler.<br/><br/>The former UFC lightweight and featherweight champion had previously hinted that he would be going on a self-imposed alcohol ban ahead of his bout at UFC 303 on June 30.<br/><br/>And while he wasn't seen drinking in any of the clips posted to social media, he did appear to be partying very hard.<br/><br/>In one clip he can be seen dancing and sharing a kiss with his fiancée Dee Devlin, who is seen wearing a black outfit that evening.<br/><br/>In another, the former champ can be seen filming himself dancing with others, before the camera pans away to an unidentified woman in a leopard-print outfit.<br/><br/>McGregor's hand, with his signature tattoo, then appears to try and open the woman's blouse and touch her chest.<br/><br/>The woman in question rebuffs the move, and the video abruptly ends. <br/><br/>The Mail has contacted McGregor's management for comment.<br/><br/>McGregor was also pictured in a series of separate videos posing behind the DJ decks along with several fans. In another clip, he raised a bottle of whiskey into the air while dancing behind the decks.<br/><br/>One video showed the 35-year-old arriving at the venue via a luxurious soft-top Bently before the MMA star strutted into the bar wearing a pair of sunglasses while a flare went off next to him.<br/><br/>His long-awaited return to The Octagon was confirmed in April, with the MMA star, who owns the Proper No 12 whisky and stout brand, recently stating he would be committing to clean living ahead of the bout.<br/><br/>In a post to American pop star Justin Bieber, McGregor wrote: 'My brother, the Mac has your back for life! From Beverly Hills to the Bahamas!<br/><br/>'See you in Vegas bro, it's game on, the Mac is back!<br/><br/>'Five more nights on the delicious and then that be that see ya's tonight I NOTLEAVING.'
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