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Have you been wondering what the McGregors ate at Erin's exclusive wedding at the five-star Cashel Palace Hotel?
Well, we've gotten a sneak peek at the menu for the celebrity wedding of the year.
The main courses were: Roast Sirloin of Beef or Corn-Fed Chicken Breast.
The dessert was Strawberries and Vanilla with White Chocolate and Matcha Tea.
The starter looks to have been a Tian of West Cork Crab.
Check out the menu below:
Conor McGregor posted pictures of his sister's lavish Cashel Palace wedding to long-term partner Terry Kavanagh on Saturday last which ended with an incredible fireworks display at the Rock of Cashel.
MMA star and whiskey tycoon Conor is pictured enjoying the celebrations at his sister's wedding at the five-star hotel in Tipperary alongside his family and long-term partner, Dee Devlin.
Erin chose the five-star Cashel Palace Hotel as the secret venue for her exclusive wedding.
The Dancing with the Stars TV show star got engaged to long-term partner Terry Kavanagh in December, 2022.
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