Saturday 18 May, 2013
WE ALL GET involved in difficult negotiations now and again. Times when you have to stand your ground. Not give in. And, just occasionally, take your no-good opponent down to Chinatown.
So we doff our hats to Ronan Keating, who – facing one of the most difficult situations a man can face – did what was right, not what was easy.
Ronan, we salute you.
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Keith Duffy my thoughts exactly.
CHER IS A LEGEND!
Go on Ronan , fair play getting your own back on Ryanair .
Looks like Keating hasn’t got a sense of humour, judging by the comments that have been deleted! There was a few up for a couple of hours that have suddenly disappeared!
“I say it’s cost”
Great job letting the world know your shite at grammar Ronan.
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