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March 2006 News
Ronan will be performing at
the
NDR2 Plaza Festival Hannover Germany on Friday June 2nd 2006
Thanks to Sabine!
Schedule updated
Ronan will be performing at
Live at
Sunset in Zeurich, Switzerland on July 18th 2006 -
get tickets here
All Time Greatest Movie Songs -
Screenshots of Ronan performing When You Say Nothing At All
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The Irish Mirror -
March 25th
2006
By Maeve Quigley
RONAN Keating yesterday launched a new range of perfume that will help
cancer sufferers.
The singer, 29, unveiled his new scents - Hope for women and Believe for men
- at Roche's Stores in Dublin along with former Miss World Rosanna Davison.
And he promised all profits from the products will go to the Marie Keating
Foundation in a fitting tribute to his late mum.
The singer said: "When I was first asked to create a scent I said no because
I didn't think it was my scene.
"But when they came up with the idea that all proceeds could go to the
Foundation I thought it was the right thing to do.
"And launching it around Mother's Day is perfect."
Ronan added he no longer feels sad on Mother's Day as his mum Marie - who
died in 1998 aged 51 from breast cancer - would want him to enjoy the
occasion.
Instead, he will spend tomorrow making a fuss of his wife Yvonne, 32, with
their kids Jack, seven, five-year-old Marie and Ali, six months.
Ronan added it took him a long time to choose what notes he wanted in his
perfumes.
He said: "I picked the flavours of the scent - for the men's one I chose
what I like.
"But the women's was a bit more difficult - I had to ask my wife and my
daughter for advice."
Ronan - who will release a new single All Over Again in three weeks - is
ditching his annual walk across Ireland this year.
He said: "We were thinking of maybe climbing Mount Everest in 2007. But this
year we're having a golf day at the K Club on July 24, our ball in November
and events in the UK too."
With thanks to Regina!
Ronan officially launches his own collection
of perfumes and Eau de Colognes
in Roches - photos
Thanks to Regina!
Schedule updated
Ronan launches his own
fragrances collection
www.ronankeating.com
  Ronan has launched his own
fragrances collection - Hope by Ronan for women and Believe by Ronan for
men. All profits raised will go to the Marie Keating Foundation.
Both fragrances are now available to buy from Roches Department Stores in
Ireland or from
Starcents
- Just in time for Mother's Day! Hope for women
is £25 and Believe for men is £22.50.
Register with Starscents for more
information.
Ronan Keating Gallery
updated
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Did I say that page updated
Eternally Ronan wishes
everyone a very happy St. Patrick's Day!
 May
your blessings outnumber the shamrocks that grow,
And may trouble avoid you wherever you go.
Schedule updated
Ronan on the farm in Ghana – for
Fair Trade - Screenshots and transcript
Eternally Ronan would like to wish Jack
Keating a very happy 7th birthday!
Letter from the Marie
Keating Foundation regarding recent album auctions
You will need Adobe Reader
to read the letter, download and install it by clicking on the logo below
Huge thanks to everyone who bid for the
albums, a total of £190 was raised and an additional £10 was added by Emmie
who ran the auctions, also £20 each was contributed by myself and Ange,
making the grand total £240 (approx. 347 Euro)
Schedule
updated
Ronan Keating in Ghana
Community Channel
 Ronan
Keating travels to Ghana with Christian Aid for Comic Relief to
discover the impact of international trade rules on the
country’s farmers.
Ghana despite being a fertile land, with an
abundance of natural resources has much of its population living
in poverty. It's the sort of country that given the right
conditions could easily feed its own population. But the
conditions aren't right. The country isn't full of farmers
busily producing food. Because of cheap imports, farmers
struggle to male a living and go off in search of other ways to
keep their families.
Ronan Keating travels the West African country
to discover why this is the case and why local farmers cannot
afford to send their children to school despite the Ghanaian
governments efforts to curtail the influx of cheap foreign food.
You can watch Ronan Keating in Ghana all this
week on Community Channel, starting tonight at 7.35 pm - 7.40 pm
UK time
SDaily
Mail Night and Day magazine - Live, The Style Issue - The Style Council
Fingal stars help launch
latest charity appeal
Schedule updated
Ronan Keating to play
Ashton Gate
This is Bristol - March 9th 2006
 Former
Boyzone star Ronan Keating is the latest star who will play at Ashton Gate
this summer.
The Irish singer, now a successful solo
artist with more than 17 million album sales in his career so far, will play
a gig at Bristol City's stadium on June 24 - just four days before rock
legends The Who perform at the same venue. Tickets for Keating's show go on
sale today - and Evening Post readers will be able to take advantage of a
special family package offer, details of which are in today's 24seven
entertainment guide.
Bristol City chief executive Colin
Sexstone said: "We are delighted to add Ronan Keating to our ever-growing,
and impressive, list of big names who have appeared at Ashton Gate Stadium.
"This concert is very much geared to the
younger audience, and I would think there will be lots of screaming
teenagers.
"We are hoping to make it a real family
event."
Dublin-born Keating, who shot to fame in
the 1990s with the boyband Boyzone, will be performing his biggest solo
hits, including Life Is A Rollercoaster, When You Say Nothing At All, Father
and Son, and If Tomorrow Never Comes. The clean cut star, a married
father-of-three, has had 12 top ten singles and three number one albums.
Now aged 29, he is due to release his
fourth album later this year and is also set to branch out into movies - his
first acting role is in a film called Guns, Money and Homecooking, which is
due to be released later this year.
Keating will join a list of stars that
includes Neil Diamond, Rod Stewart, Sir Elton John and Bryan Adams who have
played at Ashton Gate in recent years.
Tickets for Keating's show at the
23,000-capacity venue were to go on sale at 9am today priced £37.50, £35,
£25, £20 and £15.
Two 24-hour telephone booking lines are
available from See Tickets on 0870 1432 205 and Ticketmaster on 0870 4000
703.
To book online, log on to
www.seetickets.com, www.ticket master.co.uk or www.bcfc.co.uk .
Tickets can be bought in person from the
stadium and a general inquiry line, which does not handle ticket sales, can
be called for information on 0871 880 8088.
A champagne hospitality package including
souvenir programme, VIP circle tickets, pre-concert entertainment and
reserved parking is also available for £176.25 by calling 963 0600.
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Ronan signs up for the
pops
CMP Entertainment
 Ex
Boyzone frontman, and hugely successful solo star Ronan Keating is returning
to the Pops after two previous sell out shows.
With over seventeen million album sales, Ronan Keating is one of the biggest
Pop acts of the last ten years. Hear him perform classic songs from
throughout his career, including 'Life Is A Rollercoaster', 'When You Say
Nothing At All' and 'Father and Son'. This is a show not to be missed!
It’s over a decade since a fresh faced Dublin teenager called Ronan Keating
made his debut in Boyzone. Over seventeen million album sales later and he’s
still going strong. Last year, saw the release of ‘Ronan Keating: 10 Years
of Hits’, an amazing retrospective of his career so far, featuring all his
classic songs such as ‘Life Is A Rollercoaster’, ‘When You Say Nothing At
All’ , ‘Father and Son’, and ‘If Tomorrow Never Comes’. Ronan returns to the
Summer Pops after two previous sold out shows. Book now to avoid
disapointment!
 Ronan
is performing at Liverpool Summer Pops Festival 2006 at the Big Top
Arena on Friday 14th July starting at 19.00.
Tickets are on sale now at
Ticketmaster and
Seetickets
Now Magazine - March 8th
2006 issue
Ronan and Yvonne at the Elle Style Awards
Please do not use this scan
without asking for permission. Thank you
Ronan is performing at Bristol's
Ashton Gate Stadium on Saturday 24th June 2006 at 9.00pm, tickets are on
sale now! at
Ticketmaster and
Seetickets.
GWR FM can reveal that the one and
only Ronan Keating will be performing live in concert at Ashton Gate
Stadium on Saturday 24th June 2006.
The Bristol show will see the
Dublin-born entertainer, originally with Boyzone but now an established
solo artist, sing hits from the past decade including Life Is A
Rollercoaster and When You Say Nothing At All.
Ashton Gate Stadium, home of Bristol
City Football Cub will also be featuring The Who are also staging a
concert there this summer.
Tickets will go sale from 9am this
morning (Thursday) priced £37.50, £35, £25, £20 and £15. They can be
purchased as follows:-
Phone: 0870 1432 205 (See Tickets
24-hour hotline) or 0870 4000 703 (Ticketmaster 24-hour hotline).
Ronan will appearing in Rostock,
Germany on Friday 26th May for the
NDR2 Festival
Thanks to Sabine and Conny!
Ronan on Petrolheads text and
screenshots
Eternally Ronan would like to wish Ronan
a very happy 29th birthday, have a great day Ronan!
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updated
Petrolheads screenshots and
text
 Sound
and Vision Auction
Ronan gave a talk at the Sound And Vision charity auction in aid of
Cancer Research UK, where 50 pieces of music artwork, memorabilia and
photography went under the hammer at the famous Abbey Road Studios in
London, England.
See the photos at Getty Images
and visit the
official Cancer Research UK website for more details on the auction
and cancer awareness.
From
www.ronankeating.com
Last night Ronan helped to raise £130,000 for Cancer Research UK at
their Sound and Vision auction and exhibition event, held at London's Abbey
Road Studios.
Ronan led the auction which had a range of unusual and iconic pieces from
the worlds of music, art and photography on offer, including a lithograph
score of the Beatle's Yesterday donated by Sir George Martin, and limited
edition prints by co-creator Jamie Hewlett.
Ronan said "It's a great pleasure and honour to be here tonight; I've been
very lucky and made a fair bob and thankfully I'm able to give something
back.
My mother died 8 years ago from cancer and one in three of us will be
diagnosed at some stage. It's absolutely crazy; Cancer Research UK is making
a difference. We can make a difference by digging deep and raising funds for
much needed research."
Ronan is performing at the Hampton
Court Palace Festival on the 13th June 2006! tickets go on sale Monday
6th March
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