Conor Mcgregor Offers a “Proper” Solution to Celebrate St. Patrick Day Amidst Coronavirus Outbreak
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Former UFC lightweight champion, Conor McGregor was upset over the fact that he could not celebrate St. Patrick’s Day in America. However, he suggested a unique way to celebrate St. Patrick’s Day.
Conor McGregor (22-4-0,0NC) is a megastar in the UFC. He is one of the most polarising figures in the company. From mixed martial arts to an entrepreneur, Conor has done it all.
After a long hiatus from the UFC, Conor made his return in January against Donald Cerrone. Conor blasted Cerrone in just 40 seconds. This victory put Conor back on the map.
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Before his return, Conor was inactive for a while. However, this year he wants to remain active and compete at least thrice. But, it seems like the Coronavirus will not allow him to do so. Not only did the virus stop Conor from competing, but it also stopped him from interacting with his fans and celebrating St. Patrick’s Day.
Conor McGregor tells how to celebrate St. Patrick’s amidst the Coronavirus
St. Patrick is the foremost patron saint of Ireland. The feast is celebrated on 17th March every year. In America, several parades take place. But, no parades took place this year as there is a ban on public gatherings.
Last year, Conor surprised a bunch of fans in the States during St. Patrick’s Day. He took part in many parades. Conor also used the opportunity to promote his liquor company, Proper No. 12.
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Here’s how the Irishman celebrated St. Patrick’s Day last year.
We are out here in Chicago supporting the First Responders with @binnysbev and @properwhiskey!
Thank you guys for the hospitality and for supporting these everyday heroes with me!
Let’s go everybody, St. Paddy’s weekend begins now!!! ☘️ pic.twitter.com/lam2ijQ32X— Conor McGregor (@TheNotoriousMMA) March 16, 2019
A Proper toast to kick of St. Patrick’s Day weekend with the one and only Conor McGregor. Thank you all those who purchased tickets. We raised $7500 for Ignite the Spirit. 🍀🥃 pic.twitter.com/v6K0RdGpAr
— Binny's Beverage (@BinnysBev) March 15, 2019
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However, due to the travel restrictions, he could not repeat it this year. Conor was upset. But at the same time, he hopes to celebrate the feast in America next year.
“Americans know how to celebrate St. Paddy’s Day. In Ireland, we celebrate St. Patrick’s Day. In America, you guys celebrate St. Paddy’s Week, and I love it.”
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“While I could not come to America this year because of the virus, I hope to be there next Paddy’s Day and surprise many people in different cities like I did last year.” Conor McGregor told Maxim.
He then advised the people to stay inside and get a bottle or two of Proper No. 12 and Facetime their friends. It’s a good way to avoid the spread of the virus while enjoying the feast at the same time.
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