Cork's Roy Keane celebrates birthday with ‘all the gifts I need’

In a post shared on social media, Keane posted a seven-slide carousel captioned: “Happy Birthday to me. All the gifts I need.”
Cork's Roy Keane celebrates birthday with ‘all the gifts I need’

Roy Keane pictured with one of his grandchildren whilst away on holidays enjoying his 54th birthday.

Cork man and former Manchester United star Roy Keane has marked his 54th birthday with a behind-the-scenes look at his life as a grandfather.

In a post shared on social media, Keane posted a seven-slide carousel captioned: “Happy Birthday to me. All the gifts I need.”

The post featured images of Keane enjoying his time on holiday, swimming with his grandchildren, pushing his grandson in a pram, and another of him smiling while holding one of the family’s latest arrivals.

The former Ireland captain received thousands of comments from fans, family, and friends, wishing him a happy birthday.

Among the top comments, some of which were from fellow sportspeople, was a message from David Beckham, who posted his wishes for the Cork man.

Various clubs and organisations also joined in the tributes. “Wishing a very happy birthday to United legend, Roy Keane,” wrote the Manchester United official page.

Another top comment was penned by former Irish footballer Paul McGrath, who wrote: “Happy Birthday, pal.”

McGrath also shared an image of him and Keane on his personal account, captioned: “Happy Birthday Roy, hope you had a good day and are mellowing out in your old age.”

Other commentators included former professional footballer and Sky Sports pundit Clinton Morrison, as well as YouTube personality Adam Mckola — known for his commentary on Manchester United — and the official FAI account.

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