The Cork legend's only son becomes a daddy

There's yet more baby joy in the Keane family this weekend as Roy's only son Aiden and his wife Patsy have brought their first child into the world.

It doesn't seem that long ago that Keane was bossing midfield for Manchester United, but the Mayfield man is now a granddad of five gorgeous kids, which is not bad going for a man of just 55. The United legend is busier than ever these days with his Podcast commitments, as well as modelling his own line of fashion for Adidas.

And now his son Aidan who married his longtime love, Patsy, in a beautiful Welsh wedding in 2025, is embarking on his journey as a father as they welcome a baby girl.

"Heaven sent us an angel girl," Patsy posted alongside a video on TikTok confirming the happy news, in reference to her late mother.

Earlier this year, Patsy revealed she was pregnant and posted a video of the moment she told Aidan the news.

She captioned the TikTok video, which features footage of the couple sharing a kiss at the altar before walking down the aisle and a more recent clip of Aidan finding out he was going to be a dad: "6 months ago you made me a wife... and now you've made me a mummy.

"The past 6 months you've held my hand through the hardest days I've ever had, but you also gave me my happiest ones.

"I love you more than you'll ever know."

Aidan is the third child of football legend Roy Keane and his wife, Theresa, who also share daughters Shannon, Caragh, Leah and Alanna.

Roy welcomed two more grandchildren into the family last year and with Aidan's new arrival, the Cork native is currently a grandad of five.

His daughter, Leah, who is married to Southampton defender and England international Taylor Harwood-Bellis, had her first baby, a little girl called Iris, last December.

In April, he shared on social media that he had become a grandad again with the arrival of his third grandson.

"My new grandson, big baby," he wrote at the time, no doubt referencing a famous line delivered about then-Liverpool defender Andy Robertson in the Sky Sports studio that quickly went viral afterwards.