Video shows Conor McGregor arriving at court in Rolls Royce to face driving charges
Conor McGregor has arrived at a court in west Dublin this morning in relation to dangerous driving charges.
The Crumlin MMM star was driven to Blanchardstown District Court in a dark grey Rolls Royce and was wearing a navy three-piece suit as he walked into the building surrounded by photographers.
In April, McGregor appeared in court charged with dangerous driving and other motoring offences.
During that sitting the 33-year-old had the case against him adjourned when judge David McHugh remanded McGregor on continuing bail to decide how he intends to plead.
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McGregor, with an address at The Paddocks, Castledillon, Straffan, Co Kildare is accused of two counts of dangerous driving, at the Lucan Road in Lucan and the N4 / M50 Interchange in Palmerstown, on March 22.
He is also charged with uninsured and unlicenced driving, as well as failing to produce his documents at a garda station within 10 days.
McGregor had been arrested on the day but was granted bail at Lucan garda station and released ahead of this morning's court appearance.
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