Road traffic charges against Conor McGregor have been struck out.
The MMA fighter arrived at half ten to awaiting photographers and some fans and waited outside courtroom number eight until shortly before he was called.
The 30-year-old was facing allegations of driving with no insurance, no licence and not producing both on Grove Road in Rathmines on July 10th this year.
When his case was called – the court heard all matters had been struck out in a hearing that lasted less than 10 seconds.
MMA fighter Conor McGregor has left court after motoring charges against him were struck out at the Dublin District Court pic.twitter.com/tmPJ10FL7s
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McGregor said thanks and left the court before being driven away.
McGregor is on a six-month driving ban after being disqualified last month after he pleaded guilty to speeding on the N7 at Kill, Co Kildare last year.
In November last year he was fined for speeding in a separate road traffic matter also on the N7 at Rathcoole in Dublin in 2017.
