Conor McGregor returned to his Dublin pub on Monday after a romantic trip to the Bahamas with his partner Dee Devlin.
The UFC star landed on Irish soil in style after travelling home via a Gulfstream G550 private jet.
He headed for the Black Forge Inn in Drimnagh after arriving in his home city where he enjoyed pints and a party atmosphere with some pals.
Posting the scenes on his Instagram stories, the sportsman took a video of the "squad" and members of Blackforge FC as they partied in the pub.
McGregor, who is the chairman of the football team, was also presented with a trophy from the players for their "grateful appreciation".
In more Instagram stories, the Dubliner states, "Honey, I'm home", as he posed in front of the private plane that carried him home.
He and Devlin jetted off for some winter sun to the Caribbean earlier this month and enjoyed the lavish settings of a luxury resort.
They stayed at a 600-acre private community in the Bahamas called Albany which is located on New Providence island.
Accommodation at the resort starts at €2,500 a night, while a residency starts at an eye-watering €4.4million.
The Crumlin native posted numerous snaps from his holiday as he posed alongside his fiancee for a series of loved-up pictures.
In one post, the shared a video of the pair cycling in the Bahamas as he wished Devlin, with whom he shares three children, a happy Valentine's Day.
He said: "Valentine’s Day in the Bahamas.
"Happy Valentine’s Day my baby girl Dee I love you so much and my daughter Croia daddy loves you, and my two sons Conor jr and Rian, this is how ya’s do it. Love."
McGregor is preparing for a comeback after breaking his leg during a fight against Dustin Poirier last year.
Both the Notorious and UFC president Dana White have said a summer return is on the cards as McGregor eyes a resumption of sparring and full training in April.
