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Published 12:55 16 Dec 2015 GMT
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In a statement released by Dublin City Council today, Lord Mayor of Dublin Críona Ní Dhálaigh said: “I am delighted to honour Conor McGregor, World Champion, in his home city of Dublin and acknowledge his wonderful achievement in the sport of UFC.
“He became World Champion in such stunning style and was watched by many Irish people in the early hours of last Saturday morning.
“Comhghairdeas le Conor ar an éacht íontach seo. Curadh reatha an Domhain ó mBaile Átha Cliath is ea é.”
The statement continued: “It was important for us to contact Conor and his management team before making any public or media announcements and to make sure that he would welcome the reception and also ascertain his availability.
“We have held discussions with his team and are delighted to now be in a position to make this announcement. We will hold the reception in City Hall towards the end of January 2016 and further details will be announced as planning progresses.”
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