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    2. Ryan Tubridy recalls Shane Lynch's viral outburst on The Late Late Show: 'He had enough' A post shared by Shane Lynch (@shanelynchlife).

  2. Ryan Tubridy recalls Shane Lynch's viral outburst on The Late Late Show: 'He had enough' A post shared by Shane Lynch (@shanelynchlife).
  3. Boyzone star Shane Lynch has told of his anger towards RTE producers which lead to an infamous foul-mouthed outburst on the Late Late Show in 2018.
  4. Boyzone's First Appearance on The Late Late Show (1993) Shane Lynch on Boyzone Doc, 'Difficult' Industry and Stephen Gately | Lorraine.
  5. When Tubridy then said it was just a bit of fun, Lynch replied angrily, saying "I don't give a f*ck.".
  6. Late Show host Ryan Tubridy for showing viewers an embarrassing old TV clip from the band's early days.

    7. Boyzone's First Appearance on The Late Late Show (1993) Shane Lynch on Boyzone Doc, 'Difficult' Industry and Stephen Gately | Lorraine..

    Boyzone: No Matter What review - It’s gripping, gruelling stuff that you can’t look away from

    The Boyzone story started with a farcical debut on The Late Late Show in 1993 – Gay Byrne was for once lost for words – and would swerve into tragedy with the sudden death of Stephen Gately, in 2009, at the age of 33.

    But it is also a tale that ended not with a bang but a whimper, with the post-Gately version of the band bowing out in 2019 with an underwhelming farewell tour that was overshadowed by an estrangement between Mikey Graham and Keith Duffy.

    Aptly for a group who once performed with the Bee Gees, it’s a pop tragedy – and Boyzone’s surviving members do not hold back in a bruisingly bingeable new three-part documentary that makes life on the frontline of pop seem like a one-way ticket to the seventh circle of hell.

    In the run-up to Boyzone: No Matter What (Sky Documentaries, Sunday, 9pm), Ronan Keating expressed the fear that he “doesn’t come across particularly well at some points”.

    He refers to the ambition that saw him ditch his bandmates and have a go at a solo career