Keith Duffy

Life after boy bands: how Westlife and Boyzone coped when reality hit

Brian McFadden and Keith Duffy on their curious transitions to the real world

Profits slimmer at Keith Duffy’s plus-size clothing store

KSG’s accumulated profits remain healthy at €216,000 despite €35,000 loss last year

Profits boost at Keith Duffy clothing business

Plus & Minors located on Dublin’s Thomas Street

Ireland’s biggest talent agency sees profits rise

Lisa Richards agency clients include Pierce Brosnan, Keith Duffy and Amy Huberman

Boyzlife: the kind of music even your parents complain isn’t strange enough

Boyzone and Westlife are merging into a supergroup. Pipe down, rock snobs

Róisín Meets . . . actor and Boyzone star Keith Duffy

Duffy talks about reprising his role in Big Maggie and having a second go at fatherhood

Award celebrating Dublin’s ‘hidden heroes’ inaugurated

‘Ordinary people’ who inspire community can be nominated for Good Citizen Award

Holiday survival guide: Is it beginning to look a lot like cabin fever?

Things to do with the children before they go back to school

Television: True crime’s more gripping than the fake stuff

Review: ‘The Murder Detectives ’, ‘The Mario Rosenstock Show’, ‘What in the World?’, ‘Kirstie’s Handmade Christmas’

Pantos, grottos and great places to see Santa

Things to do and shows to see with children over the Christmas holidays

Star turn: Boyzone’s Keith Duffy makes that move

Duffy and wife Lisa are building afresh and have put their Roganstown home on sale at €1.3m

Calling the shots: A life in the day of a stage manager

It’s not actors whose way you need to stay out of behind the scenes at a theatre but stage managers, the key crew who subtly crack the whip from the wings

Review: Jack and the Beanstalk

Keith Duffy leads a starry cast in this uproarious production

Benhaffaf twins launch ‘Angels’ campaign with Keith Duffy

Irish Wheelchair Association begins annual fundraising campaign

Keith Duffy named National Philanthropist of the Year

Keith Duffy, Arthur Guinness Fund and former publican Hugh O’Regan recognised

Love/Hate’s central character is not Nidge – it’s Death

The superb crime drama has never been afraid to kill off its characters, but has it become too trigger-happy?

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