Ronan Keating
Irish singer-songwriter and actor
Born
March 3rd, 1977
48 years ago
Category
Performers & Entertainers
Country
Ireland
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Started a music career as part of the boy band Boyzone in the 1990s, achieving widespread popularity in Europe. Transitioned to a solo music career with hit singles like "When You Say Nothing at All" from the film Notting Hill. Expanded into television as a judge on talent shows, including The X Factor Australia. Also appeared in stage productions, enhancing a presence in acting alongside a successful music career.
Sang with Boyzone, achieving multiple chart-topping hits
Released solo hits like 'When You Say Nothing at All'
Served as a judge on The X Factor Australia
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