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As the people of Ireland have been soaking up a rare sunny start to the month of April, Hollywood star Hugh Jackman appears to have also gotten in on the action as he posted some shots to Instagram today, April 2, of his travels around the country.
In a post captioned 'What a beautiful time it was in Ireland' the Wolverine actor posted six photos including one of a coastline which appears to be from Murlough Bay on the north coast of Co. Antrim.
The actor also posted a black and white image of a bonfire, a shot of a boat in the sea in the distance, a rugby match he watched on television and in the only photo of Hugh himself he is outside in what appears to be courtyard getting into a car.
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Social media users flocked to comment on his latest update with one person commenting: "Aussie living here 15 years. Thanks for bringing the sun with you"
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Another said: "Ireland is breathtaking… the home where my heart belongs. So glad you could enjoy your days there! Thanks for sharing this with us!"
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