Details about Conor McGregor’s role in Game in Thrones have emerged

This is a move from the UFC that Dana White can appreciate.

The promotion's president has persistently poured cold water on any suggestions that Conor McGregor will make the move from MMA to the boxing ring, after it emerged that McGregor has been granted a boxing licence for the state of California. However, White has given McGregor's move to small screen his full backing, judging by this interview. Rumours spread recently that the Irish fighter, currently on a 10-month break from MMA after winning the UFC lightweight title last month in New York, will make an appearance in the upcoming season of Game of Thrones. White all but confirmed the story in a recent interview. "I did hear that. I knew that a few months ago that they were interested in putting him in the show and, I'm glad he did it," White said on Fox Sports. "It'll be great. The show’s huge. It's awesome and I'm excited for him." https://youtu.be/5McRtt8Dvg8?t=4m28s White didn't reveal any details of McGregor's role in the show, but Game of Thrones' news site Watchers on the Wall have information on the Dubliner's part on the show. This probably classifies as what the kids call "a spoiler", so stop reading now if you don't want to know anymore. https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/806796449182662656 According to Watchers on the Wall, McGregor will play a pirate in Euron Greyjoy's crew on the ship "Silence". The site also claim that McGregor's role is more of a cameo and tells fans not to worry about his acting ability because he won't be speaking on screen. Diarmuid Connolly makes his long overdue GAA Hour debut and talks to Colm Parkinson about everything from the black card to his rivalry with Lee Keegan and how he honed the ability to kick accurately with either foot.