Irish actor Liam Neeson has revealed he won’t move back to Ireland – because of impending water charges.
The Taken star has weighed in on the controversial decision by the government to bring in water charges in 2015.
Liam, 62, who lives in New York full time with his family, was planning a move back to our Emerald Isle.
Not happy: Liam is annoyed with the Irish government
But speaking to the Irish Sun Liam said he was disgusted by the water charges, and won’t be coming home anytime soon.
“I just think ‘come on, don’t f***ing insult the Irish people anymore’,” Liam told the paper.
“We’ve been f***ed from a great height by these bankers and it’s the final straw. To tax people for their water. Just wrong.
“I’ve always thought about coming home, especially now with my empty nest but this is just insulting. Turns me completely off.
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“I really hope the Government is doing something about it now and listening to the people and finding a solution. They f***ing better listen to the opposition.”
Meanwhile Liam admitted he misses Ireland more and more, and would love to return one day.
“There’s the sense of person you don’t get anywhere else, the humanity towards the other. The smell in the air. That beautiful clean air.
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“And do you know what I really miss? RTE Radio. My son tells me I can get it online and he’s showed me how to do it but I just can’t get my head around it.
“It’s not like switching on a radio. Still can’t figure it out,” he admitted.
