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BOYBAND Westlife went head-to-head with rivals Boyzone at Croke Park yesterday for an all-Ireland showdown.

Thu, 20 Apr, 2006 - 01:00

Paul Kelly

Westlife were joined by former Boyzone ace Keith Duffy to launch a charity bike ride in aid of a new centre for autistic children.

Ten members of Carlow’s St Andrews GAA Club are cycling 1,000 miles across Ireland. They will travel through all 32 counties during their fundraiser in June.

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Courts Place: BOYBAND Place: Croke Park Place: Carlow Place: Ireland Place: Clontarf Person: Keith Duffy Person: Duffy Person: Mia Person: Cormac Rennick Person: Rennick Organisation: Boyzone Organisation: Westlife Organisation: St Andrews GAA Club Organisation: Irish Autism Action Organisation: IAA

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