Louis Walsh has reopened his long-running dispute with Ronan Keating, claiming the Boyzone singer’s best days are behind him
Speaking on an Irish current affairs programme, the former manager reportedly argued that Keating has struggled to find new musical success since their professional relationship ended in 2009
Walsh, who formed Boyzone in the 1990s, also took credit for selecting many of the band’s songs and described the group as being overshadowed by Westlife
Despite the pointed remarks, he insisted their split was in the past and suggested Keating could continue working in television, acting or entertainment.