GAZETTE
IT'S surprising to think Ronan Keating's just 35 years old. Maybe it's because this year marks 20 years of Boyszone or that he's been on stage since he was 16 years old. Certainly he's been in the press a lot.
It could be that a lot of his fans are more mature in years. But whatever the reason, he commands the stage and is at home on it as a seasoned performer many more years his senior. His life experiences are played out in a lot of his songs that have a weightiness to them, a soul searching, reflective poignancy that tell of struggles with life and love.