Conor McGregor Helping Homeless In Dublin With Another Soup Run

Conor McGregor took to the streets of Dublin for the second time in a matter of weeks to help the homeless.

This time McGregor provided soup and Irish stew to the homeless, provided by his Black Forge Inn pub.

Conor McGregor Helps Homeless In Dublin Once Again

For the second time in a few weeks, Conor McGregor helped the homeless people of Dublin once again.

The Irishman was seen on New Year’s Eve and early in the New Year giving out supplies to homeless people in the capital, whilst also taking the time to sit down and have a chat with some homeless people too.

As one of the biggest celebrities on the planet and undoubtedly one of the richest men in Ireland, the fact McGregor was out helping the homeless says a lot about his current character, which has been questioned a lot in recent years.

McGregor has been involved in his fair share of controversies of late, but seems to have finally got his life back on the straight and narrow as he prepares to make a return to the octagon this summer.

Conor McGregor once again took to the streets of Dublin to feed the Homeless, this time with some Black Forge made Irish Stew. pic.twitter.com/4huCj91JST

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The 37-year-old seems to have settled down, got married to his lifelong partner Dee Devlin and also turned to Jesus in what seems to have been a spiritual awakening for ‘Notorious’.

In turn, McGregor has been beginning to carry out good deeds in the community, like helping the homeless population of his city.

With bitterly cold temperatures and inclement weather conditions in Dublin, McGregor put his money where his mouth is and made it his business to do something to help those who are out on the streets in the freezing cold.

The former two-division simultaneous UFC champion got his head chef from his Black Forge Inn pub, Ed Raethorne, to make soup and stew to distribute to the homeless population in the capital.

Thank you Ireland for the rapid response of support toward our homeless crisis that is being fully ignored by our political class!

Since our video went viral so many joined the cause!

Thank you! Together we rise! ☘️

Thank you Chris of Liberty Soup Run for your tireless… pic.twitter.com/fVfkicTvzs

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) January 15, 2026

McGregor Provides Irish Stew and Soup For Dublin’s Homeless Community

Conor McGregor owns the Black Forge Inn in Dublin, and had his head chef Ed Raethorne make large portions of Irish stew and soup to give out to the homeless population of Dublin.

McGregor hand delivered these meals himself, along with a team of volunteers who were out serving the community and helping some less fortunate people of society who live on the streets.

Although McGregor might not have the strongest reputation right now due to his sexual assault charge and other misdemeanours, you can’t question his work ethic and want to help the homeless population of his beloved city.

The 37-year-old continues to help the homeless and likely will continue to do so, whilst also preparing for his highly-anticipated UFC White House comeback on June 14.

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It is heavily rumoured that McGregor will headline UFC White House in Washington DC on the South Lawn, with US President Donald Trump at cage side to watch the action unfold in one of the biggest sporting events in the history of America.

It is rumoured that McGregor will face bitter rival Michael Chandler, with the pair having gone back and forth for years. McGregor vs Chandler was meant to happen at least twice before, but looks set to finally go down at UFC White House this summer.

This comes after McGregor’s countless social media posts insisting he is making a comeback once and for all, with UFC President Dana White seeing the Irishman as a reliable main event.

The fact that McGregor strengthened his relationship with President Trump helps too, meaning MMA fans might finally see ‘Notorious’ back in the octagon for the first time in almost five years.

The homeless figures continue to rise in Ireland and not one person in the Dáil or Áras seems to care even an iota.

Among many issues in Ireland today, it is really not sitting well with me at all.

I’m thinking of everyone out there with no warm place to go, no door to close…

— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) January 14, 2026