Boyzone set to reform

Irish boy band Boyzone are set to reform after meeting with Universal record executives last week .

Mon, 19 Feb, 2007 - 09:52

Irish boy band Boyzone are set to reform after meeting with Universal record executives last week .

The Love Me for a Reason hitmakers split in 1999, while the group's manager Louis Walsh blasted frontman Ronan Keating as having everything but "no talent".

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