CONOR McGREGOR has shared a snap from his sister Erin’s glamorous wedding at the Cashel Palace Hotel in Tipperary.

According to The Sunday World, booking the entire five-star hotel for the event cost around 1.5 million euros.

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Meanwhile, a source told The Sunday Independent: “The couple have booked the entire venue.

“Today you can’t even go there for a pastry and a cup of tea. It’s the celebrity wedding.”

No photos have surfaced of the outdoor ceremony itself, although Erin reportedly made a mega deal with an American magazine to obtain exclusive rights to the pictures of her big day.

But Conor, 36, shared this photo taken by a friend with the caption: “Some excitement on day two at Erin and Terry’s wedding. Something different.”

Guests reportedly arrived for the celebrations on Friday, with the main event scheduled to take place on Saturday.

Erin, 43, had previously explained why he and Terry decided to marry at home after previously considering several exotic locations abroad.

She told her Instagram followers: “I think home is calling us because of the logistics with Harzo (her son Harry is autistic) and the stress we are putting ourselves under.

“Less stress on our big day was the deciding factor for us.”

The venue they chose has already hosted well-known weddings in the past.

The building, built in 1730, was the wedding venue of star actors Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor in 1964.

Former two-weight UFC champion Conor was scheduled to make his long-awaited Octagon comeback last month.

However, his duel against Michael Chandler was put on hold after the Dubliner sustained a toe injury in training.

The latter continues to insist that he will now compete in December – which would be his first fight since breaking his leg in July 2021.

But last week, UFC boss Dana White nixed that proposed schedule.

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At a press conference, the 55-year-old struck a pessimistic tone regarding the question of when the biggest star of his promotion will finally return.

He explained: “We haven’t met, but we’ve talked and yes, (McGregor) wants to fight.

“So we’ll find out. But not this year. He’s not going to fight this year.”

Within hours, McGregor took to Twitter/X to criticize this latest shift in the rules of the game.

The Notorious countered: “Ah Dana, December is the date!”

“End the calendar year with a win! So what’s the point? Next month I’m going up to the mountains to prepare.”

“December! Tell Dana and UFC we want December! We deserve December!”