Cillian Murphy has admitted he moved back to Ireland to bring his kids up after 14 years in London.
The Cork native, who has set up home in a €1.7million pad in Monkstown, South Dublin, revealed he wanted to raise his two sons in a more community-based society with his wife Yvonne McGuinness.
“I think you’re away long enough and eventually you start approaching a certain place in your life and you want to be close to the people that are important to you,” he told Radio Nova.
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“You want your kids to have that sense of community and to be able to get to the countryside.”
Despite his youthful look, the 39-year-old actor revealed he’s being cast in middle-aged film roles.
“I’m getting family men and I never used to get that until recently. It’s fine. I’m a dad. The work remains of a certain quality but you enter a new stage,” he previously revealed.
