Conor McGregor at war with neighbours & council over his mega-mansion with two massive basements, swimming pool & cinema
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CONOR McGregor refuses to back down in his battle to build a mega-mansion which is FIVE times the size of the building it will replace - despite local council complaints. The MMA star hit back at Kildare County Council’s objections to his request to construct a six-bedroom luxury home with an outdoor pool in the rural area of Straffan, County Kildare.
![[Conor McGregor in a suit.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/image_b17bc6.png?strip=all&w=620)
McGregor’s mega-compound will be five times the size of the house which will be demolished. It’ll cover a vast 3073 square metres compared to the existing 605 square metres. The UFC star wants to construct two giant basements - one directly under the property with an indoor swimming pool, cinema, gym, sauna, jacuzzi and treatment room - plus one independent of the house with a games room, bar and car park.
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Currently, the original property is partly demolished and has been a pile of rubble for the past two years. Kildare County Council complained about the size and there were no clear plans on how he’d get rid of the home’s sewage. In July, the council wrote to his team, Tyler Owens Architects, asking them to respond to a number of issues within six months.
![[Conor McGregor and Dee Devlin with their children and dog in matching Christmas pajamas.]](https://www.thesun.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/conor-mcgregor-dee-devlin-818158514.jpg?strip=all&w=590)
With just six days to spare, they replied with new plans and reports. While McGregor’s team conducted more field tests to address the wastewater issues - he's refused to back down on the mammoth scale of the mansion. The council had asked for mitigating reasons for such a huge development stating that the “design and scale of the proposed replacement dwellings by virtue of its proposed length, massing and scale in relation to surrounding rural development is inconsistent”.
