Conor McGregor poses in €1,705 D&G tracksuit with Moldovan fighter at The Black Forge Inn

The Notorious took to Instagram on Tuesday to share a snap with the 26-year-old posing at the Crumlin pub.

He also posted some other photos from his day, including a snap of him getting his hand bandaged up during a training session at Crumlin Boxing Club.

McGregor opted for a pair of black Umbro tracksuit bottoms paired with a cap and a black Umbro top while he practiced some boxing drills inside the ring.

“Monday work, style, and business!” he wrote as he captioned the Instagram post.

The 33-year-old later changed into a white Dolce & Gabbana tracksuit worth €1,705 with red and green trims, a logo patch, and the number 10 printed on the front.

He shared a photo of his designer outfit which he matched with a pair of brand-new white Givenchy runners worth €650 as well as one of his many luxury watches.

McGregor took to his Instagram Stories on Tuesday morning to reveal that he also picked up a pair of white Dolce & Gabbana logo slides worth €276 while shopping for his new trainers.

It comes after McGregor appealed to his social media followers and offered a €50,000 reward for information on a firebomb attack on The Black Forge Inn.

In a now-deleted post, the fighter asked for help identifying the “little deli-chicken head” suspected of carrying out the arson.

The pub was targeted shortly before midnight on January 12 when a bottle containing an accelerant was lit and thrown at the rear of the property.

McGregor shared CCTV footage from the night of the attack showing a person walking along a laneway behind the pub.

The suspect, wearing a hoodie and tracksuit, is then seen throwing a flaming object over a rear gate before fleeing the scene.

McGregor said: “Hey guys. I have a 50k reward cash in all 100 crisp untouched notes. Not a wrinkle on them.

“The no wrinkle green backs. I call them yum-yums. For whoever tells us who this little deli-chicken head is.

“The walk, run, and scrawny build all very distinctive.

“Nothing will be said, but done. Reach out to who can reach me. Look forward to doing business,” he added along with a euro note emoji.

The video was watched around 200,000 times before it was deleted several minutes later.