somesoldiers wrote: » I remember Samantha Mumba working as a lounge girl in Quinns in Drumcondra many moons ago, she must have been mid-teens!
padd b1975 wrote: » You will also remember her dad Peter then... Let's just say the apple didn't fall far from the tree.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » He was on the first season of X factor, and was friends with the Westlife guys. I didn't watch X factor, and I remember all this 'hype' surrounding the guy-and then he popped up the Late Late show, and sang...and it was like 'dude, this guy's bland as rice cakes'. Sharon Osbourne was his manager, but her career was taking off, with the Osbourne's tv show, and she dropped him. His website is depressing. It's just a wordpress free page. He's put the 'O' back into 'O 'Callaghan'.http://tabbyocallaghan.co.uk/
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » She had another song, Do you love me Boy? According to her wiki, she works for M and M productions, mostly to do with the Eurovision.
the purple tin wrote: » Didn't she actually move him into the Osbourne house at one stage as he was struggling to find digs. I have an inkling that Sharon's interest in him went a bit beyond a manager and client relationship
MikeyTaylor wrote: » It was #56 in the UK despite heavy promotion, whereas in Ireland it was #2 for three weeks behind B*Witched's C'est La Vie.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » Louis had quite a few acts who it didn't happen for. Who's Eddie, Bellefire, The Carter Twins
El Tarangu wrote: » I always remember hearing ads on the radio for them playing the Christmas party at the Red Cow Moran Hotel, I never knew they had anything to do with Louis Walsh.
George White wrote: » When did he get Michael English? Because with English, he just started appearing on things. The first I heard of him was on one of the Valentine's Day Late Lates, and he was pushed on a celebrity panellist giving love tips. I thought, "who is this guy? Eoin Maclove?" That's where he has been ever since. Who's Eddie - brilliantly described as superstars of "chicken in a basket circuit", why he thought they'd be a chart act- well he came from the showbands. They sound like a proto-Crystal Swing - https://www.irishtimes.com/culture/who-s-eddie-1.24587
foxy farmer wrote: » Played Jasmine in Fair City.https://goo.gl/images/K8tPQJ Get a role on Fair City and your career is sorted:rolleyes:
branie2 wrote: » The two actors who played Stephen McCoy in Fair City
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » Barry Keoghan had a stint in Fair City, seems to be doing alright. Ditto Eoin Macken. Same with Maeve Mcgrath. (McGrath's career sadly was curtailed by extreme stage fright. She can do movies and TV, but theatre is where you do a ton of paid work-and that's what hampered her). I think Glenroes' cast was more successful, Eva Birthistle and Mick Lally for one. Seems harder for female actresses-I know I've heard a few actresses who tried to move on after Fair City, and it just all fizzled out.
Ralf and Florian wrote: » I presume he's still doing stuff but Jon Kenny has kind of disappeared under the radar since D'Unbelievable's went their separate ways. A pity as he's a far funnier performer than Pat Shortt in my opinion.
the purple tin wrote: » Any news on Dana? She was trying to get into politics at one stage.
Ralf and Florian wrote: » She was running for the presidential office at one point but she came across quite clueless in the televised debates, got a lot of ridicule.
Bredabe wrote: » Lives in a small town outside of Galway city, from what I see of that locality's FB page, she is spearheading the anti-choice campaign there while flogging her cd's.
RabbleRouser2k wrote: » She was also trying to get abortion, and stem cell research banned in the EU, Because 'God', or ' her' interpretation of God didn't like it. She even wanted God used in the wording. She was rightly told to sod off.