Liverpool legend Gerrard spotted celebrating St Patrick's Day in McGregor's pub in Dublin

The Liverpool legend was out at the Black Forge Inn pub when a series of photos emerged on social media.

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The pub itself published a number of pictures on their various channels, including their Instagram page which has 168,000 followers.

One post shared by the venue was captioned: "Special visitor at The Black Forge Inn @stevengerrard."

McGregor was not there at the establishment that he purchased in 2020 - instead partying it up in Savannah, Georgia.

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But that did not stop Gerrard from visiting the Crumlin boozer, which was engulfed by fans wanting to take selfies throughout the night.

However, the former England international was in top spirits, even posing with McGregor's own brand of stout Forged Irish.

The pub put on quite the show to celebrate St Patrick's Day, as would be expected of an Irish pub on such a day.

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There were stilt-walkers outside greeting patrons and traditional Irish dancers inside the venue.

Live music rang on into the late hours of the night, including a troupe of saxophone players.

And, of course, the walls were draped in green from arrays of balloons to huge lights to celebrate the occasion.

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McGregor, meanwhile, was not in town because he was invited to Savannah as a thank you by the fire and police department.

The UFC legend has donated over £3million to their charity 'Tunnel to Towers', which helps firefighters and police officers with medical care.

Gerrard is still unemployed after getting the sack at Aston Villa earlier this season with the club in a relegation battle.

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The Villans had won just two in 12 Premier League games before the 42-year-old was given the chop in October last year and has since been replaced by Unai Emery.