Conor McGregor banned from driving for six months and fined more than $ 1,000

Conor McGregor has been banned from driving for six months and fined 1,000 euros. [$1128.09] for speeding, according to a report by RTE.

On Wednesday, Judge Desmond Zaidan pronounced the disqualification decision for "The Notorious" after pleading guilty to violating the 100 km / h speed limit in Blackchurch on N7, Kill, County Kildare, on 11 October 2017.

The former featherweight and featherweight champion of the UFC was summoned to court to face four charges, speeding, driving without a license, failure to produce a license on places and produce it in a Garda [police] station.

The state withdrew the three counts of driver's license after McGregor pled guilty to driving at 154 km / h in an area of ​​100 km / h.

According to the RTE report, McGregor said: "I have to drive more cautiously" after pleading guilty. The Irish Independent reports that the judge noted that the Irishman had already pronounced 12 convictions at the wheel.