Roy Keane has opened up on his decision to delete his Instagram account after he managed to gain a couple of million followers.
But Keane decided to ditch the account after a year of posting, deciding enough was enough.
And the Cork man has opened up on his reasons for shutting down his account.
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Keane was speaking on Off The Ball on Friday and revealed the reason he decided social media wasn't for him.
He said: "I done it just for a bit of fun with Covid and my youngest daughter was insistent I did it but we did it for a little bit of fun but we've moved on.
"A bit of closure on it."
Keane also said that he managed to return home to Ireland every few weeks.
He said: "I definitely get back every three weeks for a few days. There's always reasons to get back and I'm very lucky with the work I've got a bit of freedom and I can kind of duck and dive and get back to Ireland whenever I please which is quite regular."
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