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February 2006 News You and your wedding magazine interview - Thanks to Becka! Schedule updated - Single and album release dates changed Ronan is playing at Kenwood House Hampstead Heath on 12th August as part of the picnic concerts tickets go on sale Saturday 4th March from See Tickets 0870 890 0146 or Ticketmaster 0870 3336206 Ronan has Dublin Ribbon launch all wrapped up Support Ronan: Music videos page updated Marie Keating Foundation and ISPCC Show Your Bumper Cares Appeal Support Ronan voting page updated - more voting links added New guestbook We had to remove our old guestbook due to problems with the host site, we now have a new one, so please post a message about our site, or about Ronan (or both if you wish!) Click here Ronan and Yvonne attend the Elle Magazine Style Awards
Ronan and Yvonne pictured with Racing driver Jenson Button at the Elle Style Awards 2006, you can buy your own copy of this photo in any format at the official OK magazine website!
Monday February 20th 2006
Ronan and Yvonne attend the annual ELLE magazine Style Awards 2006, held at the Atlantis Gallery at the Old Truman Brewery in London. Followed by the after show party. See more photos at Getty Images RONAN RETURNS! Thanks to Karen!
Eternally Ronan would like to wish little Marie a very happy 5thbirthday today!
Ronan will be working with legendary multiple-Oscar nominated director Jim Sheridan, whose previous works include My Left Foot (1989) and In the Name of the Father (1993). Jim is directing Ronan’s new video for the forthcoming single Friends in Time – an Irish rock ballad classic by The Golden Horde, possibly released in April.Ronan at the races – February 16th 2006
Ronan is currently enjoying a well deserved half term break in Dubai but he took time out to support his good friend Frankie Dettori. Irish pop star Ronan Keating was at Nad Al Sheba Racecourse to watch his friend Frankie Dettori partner Rock Music in a pillar to post victory in the US$110,000 Aquarius Cup over 1,400 metres. Thanks to Karen! Press conference with...Ronan Keating New Support Ronan pages! We've split our Support Ronan page into 3 sections, now when you click on the support Ronan link on the site menu, a new menu will appear in the same frame, the first section is for voting for Ronan and his songs for various award shows etc., the second is for requesting his songs on radio stations, and the third is for requesting his videos on music TV stations. High fliers in Spitfire salute by Keith Hamilton This is Hampshire - February 2nd 2006
Pop music superstar, Ronan Keating together with former tennis champion and darling of the tabloids, Boris Becker mingled with the gorgeous Goodwood glitterati who had come together to salute the world- famous Spitfire aircraft, born and bred in Southampton 70 years ago. Scores of journalists and photographers from upmarket style and fashion magazines across continental Europe had flown in especially to record the event for their glossy pages. Besides the former Boyzone singer and the flamboyant Wimbledon champion another guest at the Spitfire anniversary was millionaire art gallery owner, Tim Jefferies. Even the venue, the 12,000 acres of rolling countryside that surrounds the aristocratic home of Lord March, was carefully chosen for this spectacularly select event sponsored by an international company of watchmakers specialising in timepieces worn on the wrists of the rich and famous. Besides marking the aviation
milestone the two-day event was also staged to launch the latest range of the
company's watches Although the admiring crowd included those who were used to being centre stage in public it was without doubt the Spitfire that was the star of this particular show. Its sleek, graceful shape was unmistakable and Ronan Keating was one of the first to clamber into the cockpit to get a feel of the controls. Father and son "What an amazing aircraft," said the chart topper, who flies helicopters in his spare time. "It is such an experience to sit here in the cockpit." While sitting in the aircraft Ronan was introduced to 85-year-old Dr Gordon Mitchell, the son of the Spitfire's designer, RJ Mitchell. "It's a real honour to meet you," Ronan told Dr Mitchell. "Your father designed one of the greatest aircraft in history." View more photos at www.chichester.co.uk Ronan's acting classes |