Nicola Tallent

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Accounts filed relating to a tanning salon company in Dublin show that Conor McGregor's sister Aoife and her partner's father are in business together.

Years ago, headlines across the world suggested that McGregor had fallen foul of Kinahan associate Graham the Wig Whelan after an incident with his father William in a Dublin pub.

Today, I'm talking to journalist Pat O'Connell, who says that the company records show there's no hard feelings and that the tale of the Kinahan mob threatening McGregor was all just a ball of smoke.

You're listening to Crime World, a podcast from crimeworld.com.

So you were doing a little bit of accountancy yourself in the last week.

You were looking at some creditor debts of a tanning salon.

Obviously, we're talking about this on Crime World for a reason.

And it's Aoife McGregor's Stop and Glow on Bridgeford Street.

And it is the accounts that she's filed with the company records office.

So how's she doing?

It's doing okay.

That's the financial state of play.