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A new Manchester United trailor featuring the team's kit for the new Premier League season has caught the attention of football supporters around the globe and one Kilkenny man has played an important role...
The film released by Adidas saw Kilkenny cinematographer, Arthur Lanigan O'Keeffe, a former modern pentathlete and two-time Olympian heavily involved in the shooting of the production.
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Among those to star in the video, released on YouTube and other social media platforms last week was Irish film star, Barry Keoghan alongside current player Alejandro Garnacho and Red Devil legends; Bryan Robson, Jaap Stam and Frank Stapleton.
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