Matt Damon in Dublin: Popular Instagram mom wrote an apology letter after Dalkey’s image of the actor leaked

The 49-year-old man spoke highly of the ‘beautiful Dalkey’, called Leo Varadkar a ‘rude’ and revealed that his oldest daughter contracted the cruel coronavirus while they were thousands of miles away in the highly anticipated chat.

After weeks of searching the internet and the suburb to locate the actor, it turns out that he had wanted to contact the duo long before.

He said, “It’s kind of my fault [for it being so long]. I heard you on the radio like a month ago. I’m sorry I shouldn’t have put you through all of that [effort].

“I heard you talk about locating me one day in March, I was trying to memorize the number to call but then I started talking to my wife and forgot.

“One day she said ‘have you called yet? You are such an idiot, just look up their number and you don’t need to wait for them to say it on the air.’

“I had also made an appointment with Bono. He said, ‘You know there is a radio station that is looking for you,’ and I thought I really had to track down those guys.”

Matt said he had arrived in Dublin just before the restrictions came in March, but he complimented Dalkey by saying he couldn’t think of a better place to be locked up.

He continued: “I arrived before closing. I’m in the middle of a movie, we filmed the first half in France and we rested in Ireland, but the movie closed in early March.

“Dalkey is amazing, it is one of the most beautiful places we have ever been. We feel guilty for having this amazing stage in this place. It is absolutely wonderful.”

“They said that you could only travel 2 km, but 2 km from here there are trees, forest and ocean, I couldn’t think of where you would prefer to be.”

Matt was very proud to become one of Dalkey’s own and had heard rumors of his strong support against a New York Times journalist who was trying to spot information on a local Facebook group about his time there.

“I heard this story. I had no idea that this was all happening behind the scenes. It’s amazing.

The actor described Killiney Hill as “insane and like a fairy tale” and mentioned some places in the suburb he has visited.

“The first few days we were here we went to a bookstore, but unfortunately everything is closed, so it’s limited [where we can go].

“There is still a lovely open coffee place. The barista said, ‘Usually this place is really bustling, but I’ve actually met my clients lately because we have time to chat,’ which I thought was great.”

The American actor also revealed what was in that red SuperValu bag, an iconic image of Matt in Dalkey that appeared online from the start.

He said, “That bag, we only had towels. He was with the kids and we were bathing in the water.

“We just grab our SuperValu bags and pack them with beach towels and so on.

He dodged the question of buying a Dalkey vacation home, but said he will definitely return.

“I’ll be back anyway whenever the world fights back. I have eight weeks of filming to wait. We really want to move on, but [Dalkey] It wouldn’t be a bad place to end … we’ll have a beer when I get back. “

And in a compliment we are very sure that the Taoiseach never reached his term in office, Matt said that Leo Varadkar was a “rude”.

“You have a president who just goes to the hospital and starts working, I mean, how rude, he’s on another level”