Conor McGregor continues to pay the price for his transgressions. The latest hit to McGregor’s reputation comes in the form of Irish airports in Cork and Dublin pulling McGregor-related alcohol products from their airport bars in the wake of the UFC star being found liable for a 2018 sexual assault.

The operator of Dublin and Cork Airports confirmed "none of the bars in Dublin or Cork airports sell either Proper No 12 or Forged Irish Stout"

Dublin and Cork airport are the latest to cut ties with alcohol brands associated with UFC fighter Conor McGregor following his civil rape trial.

Conor McGregor has been hit with another brand blow after JD Wetherspoon pulled the fighter’s stout from its Irish pubs.

It follows the decision by a number of retailers, including SuperValu and Centra, to cease selling products linked to the mixed martial arts fighter

McGregor denied the allegations, testifying that he never forced the woman to do anything against her will, per the AP.

Conor McGregor has lost his sexual assault civil case in Dublin. A High Court jury awarded damages of €248,603.60 ($259,149.36) to Nikita Hand against McGregor on Friday after ruling that she was sexually assaulted by the former UFC champion in a Dublin hotel in December 2018.

Conor McGregor has been dealt several blows lately since an eight-person jury found him liable in his civil sexual assault case.

Conor McGregor has been dropped as the face of Proper No. Twelve whiskey and from the Hitman video game, after being ordered to pay almost €250,000 to a woman who accused him of rape. Nikita Hand, who accused the former UFC champion of raping her in a Dublin hotel six years ago,