Conor McGregor for Ireland Persident Odds Slashed

Written by :

C Costigan

Published on :

4 September, 2025

Voters will head to the polls on October 24 Ireland Presidential Election, and there's a wild card in the running.

Thursday, former/current MMA fighter Conor McGregor announced that he had met all of the necessary requirements to run for president, but he's a longshot according to the bookmakers.

BetOnline.ag has set odds to become Ireland's tenth president, and McGregor has the fourth-best chances.

When McGregor's odds were initially released back on March 21, he was listed at 100/1. BetOnline reported that it took multiple bets on McGregor at that number.

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2025 Ireland Presidential Election

Jim Gavin -130

Heather Humphreys +275

Catherine Connolly +550

Conor McGregor +1000

Billy Kelleher +2000

Bertie Ahern +2800

Mary Lou McDonald +2800

Barry Andrews +10000

Frances Black +10000

Gareth Sheridan +10000

Joanna Donnelly +10000

Mairead McGuinness +10000

Nick Delahanty +10000

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