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Erin is sister of MMAa star Conor McGregor
A picture of Erin McGregor in her wedding dress, alongside her father Tony at the Cashel Palace, has appeared online.
This is despite reports of an exclusive US magazine deal and reports that staff had to hand in their phones and smart watches for the exclusive celebrity wedding so no unauthorised pictures were taken.
The McGregor family reportedly splashed the cash to book out the entire five-star Cashel Palace hotel, owned by Tipperary tycoon John Magnier, for the wedding of Erin, sister of MMA star Conor, and her fiancé Terry Kavanagh on Saturday afternoon.
The 42 rooms at the hotel range from an estimated €500 per night up to €1,200 for private suites.
Amongst those ready to dance at the event were Erin’s and Conor’s parents, Tony and Margaret, as well as other well-known Irish celebrities and other international stars.
The Sunday World are reporting that there was no expense spared with the wedding bill costing close to €1.5m.
The newspaper reported that Erin was fitted for a €100,000 wedding dress in the build-up to the big day and was surrounded by family and friends in Tipperary on Saturday.
UFC star brother Conor is reported to have jetted in for the wedding and landing at the venue in a helicopter. It is also reported that the newlyweds provided an open bar for their guests.
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