Matt Damon seems to have left his Irish quarantine
at local secondary school, and frequent at least one Dublin bakery. They posted a farewell message and photo of Damon on Facebook, saying, “Our last visit from Matt and his family for a while. Safe travels! Thanks for bringing some excitement to Dalkey during this pandemic!”
So the town had a lot of fun with their Boston boy. They got close to the Hollywood glitz, the Hollywood glamour. But just a taste goes a long way, and all things must return to the equilibrium again eventually. It’s a hopeful message during all this uncertainty, right? Matt Damon must return, like the stars return to their positions in the sky eventually. A little uncomfortable thatis flying right now, especially someone so public and so influential? Oh, for sure. No doubt.
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