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An t-aisteoir Steve Carell ag seoladh go hOileáin Árann ÍOMHÁ: Instagram/@doolinferryco
Tá an fear a raibh réalta aige i 'The U.S. Office', 'Despicable Me' agus 'Anchorman' feicthe ag taisteal timpeall Oileáin Árann.
Bhí an t-aisteoir Steve Carell, 63 bliain d'aois, ag baint taitnimh as deireadh an tsamhraidh in Éirinn ar Inis Meáin, áit ar thug muintir na háite faoi deara finscéal Hollywood go gasta.
Is fearr aithne ar Steve as a ról mar Michael Scott sa sitcom Meiriceánach The Office, agus thaistil sé ó Chlár ar bhád farantóireachta chun cuairt a thabhairt ar na hOileáin.
Chuir muintir na háite a bhí ag obair san aon teach tábhairne ar an oileán, Teach Ósta, fáilte roimh Steve taobh thiar den bheár chun pionta Guinness a tharraingt, rud atá comhchiallach le cuairteanna daoine cáiliúla ar Éirinn.
LÉIGH AR AGHAIDH: Deimhníonn RTÉ dáta fillte The Late Late Show agus iarratais oscailte do Sheó Bréagán 2025
Thug Carell cuairt freisin ar Choláiste Naomh Eoin, an coláiste Éireannach áitiúil, áit ar thóg sé pictiúr le cuid de na múinteoirí.
Tá Steve ar an liosta de Harry Styles, John Cena, Sarah Jessica Parker, Matthew Broderick agus Cynthia Nixon a bhain Éire dá liosta taistil do 2025 an samhradh seo.
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