Cillian Murphy speaks to Education Editor Carl O'Brien on how Ireland needs an emphathy revolution. The actor, who is part of a ground-breaking educational campaign on emotional awareness, says “I remember when I was a young man, if there were certain people that were role models — particularly male role models — and if they were open and empathetic to me, it was like a gift ... when I got into acting, everyone was so open and everyone talked about feelings and it wasn’t a bad thing. It was actually empowering. “Being in a rehearsal room and reading, talking about these characters; and talking about why they may behave like that. And never judging, because if you judge a character you’re f**ked. The whole thing collapses.” Clink the link in the bio for more.