Conor McGregor lashes out at Paul McGrath for beating old farmer as he continues feud over P.J. Gallagher's tweet

Conor McGregor continues his Twitter tirade against comedian P.J. Gallagher and former Irish footballer Paul McGrath.

'Mystic Mac' uploaded multiple posts criticizing McGrath for beating up a 60-year-old farmer named Noel Pepper:

"Paul McGrath [beat] one of our farmers around, aged in his mid sixties, and then stole his f**king car. Holy lantern jaysus. Stick that kettle on Paul and scald your self with it while you’re at. Don’t come at me again. And your son is a little wimp. Bottler. The Fanny family." [sic]

McGregor also showed support to the alleged victim, check out his tweets below:

Conor McGregor's verbal attacks towards McGrath started when the footballer came to P.J. Gallagher's support amidst an ongoing feud between the comedian and 'The Notorious'.

The former UFC multi-division champion then challenged McGrath and Gallagher to a 2-on-1 charity boxing match to settle the dispute.

The footballer's son Mitchell McGrath then joined the argument, asking 'Mystic Mac' to fight him instead of his aged father.

In response, McGregor posted a screenshot of an article detailing the altercation between McGrath and Pepper.

McGregor then tweeted that there was no point arguing with the McGrath family, and going forward, he intended to behave in a positive and supportive manner:

"I’ve decided from now to engage only with positivity and support on this platform. There is no point to engage in any sort of response to little wimpy cryba’s and old man farmer beater alcos and his little offspring bottler son. F**k the lot of them. Back to the gaf it’s a park."

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What is the feud between Conor McGregor and P.J. Gallagher?

The quarrel between Conor McGregor and P.J. Gallagher started when Laura Sanko made a list of her top five British fighters and accidentally put McGregor, who hails from Ireland, on it.

Gallagher commented on the list, saying that England could have the MMA fighter. This irked McGregor, who uploaded a now-deleted, profanity-laden rant against the comedian, taking jibes at his personal life and mental health.

A Twitter user then pointed out that it was the comedian who fired the first shot, and McGregor's response should not come as a surprise.

'The Notorious' acknowledged the tweet and went on to call the comedian "a weasel."

One individual suggested that the two settle their dispute with a handshake, but McGregor declined the offer.