Roy Keane stuns locals as he turns up in Irish town and debunks selfie myth
The Manchester United legend was in Skerries to record an advert for Sky and was seen chatting to locals, signing autographs and posing for photos
Roy Keane stunned locals in an Irish town this week as he turned up to record a TV advert.
The Manchester United legend was in Skerries to record the ad for Sky and was seen chatting to locals, signing autographs and posing for photos. A number of people took to social media to praise Keane for being so good with his time.
Skerries Town FC said: "Fair play to Roy, who gave time to nearly everyone who waited to meet him, and he really embraced the Skerries Community, which was great to see."
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"Fair play to him given up his time to all the waiting fans," wrote someone else.
Keane's appearance in Skerries came just days after Armagh GAA legend Oisin McConville claimed that the former Republic of Ireland captain refused to take a selfie at last weekend's All-Ireland hurling final between Clare and Cork at Croke Park.
"He told me no, said McConville on the BBC's GAA social podcast: "I actually didn’t ask him for a photograph for me. I had my brother-in-law with me and I wouldn’t mind but he was a Liverpool fan.
“He said ‘Would you ask him’ so I said no bother, but sure when I asked him he said no and just walked on. That’s the second time that has happened to me with Roy Keane.
“I met him before at a Champions League game one time in Manchester – I have given him two opportunities, so I will get the hat-trick someday."
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