Boyzone’s Ronan Keating Returns to Muff to Check on Spirits Investment

Boyzone legend Ronan Keating raised a glass to Muff yesterday as he checked in on his investment in the Muff Liquor Co.Brand Home.

Ronan is one of the star investors in the award-winning Inishowen spirits company, alongside Russell Crowe, Ryan Tubridy, Nathan Carter, Jimmy Carr and Ed Sheeran. Together, they are nicknamed the Muff Liquor Men, much to the amusement of comedian Jimmy Carr!

The bar of the Muff Liquor Company was buzzing on Sunday as Ronan met and chatted with locals and sampled some of the product.

[Image of Ronan Keating visits Muff Liquor co. Brand Home. Photo: Craic on Muff]

Ronan’s previous visit to Muff was for the brand home’s grand launch in July 2024. Since opening, the center has been offering popular tours, tastings, and events while sharing the mischievous story of the brand.

The Muff Liquor Company was founded by Greencastle woman Laura Bonner,who was inspired by her grandfather Philip McClenaghan’s poitín-making heritage to create her own range of spirits from potatoes.

Laura said, “for Ronan to visit us again in Muff was such a fantastic moment. A year on from launch, he got to see our visitor centre thriving and discover what’s new, including our exciting Cherry Bomb product coming soon. We’re so grateful to have him on board and thrilled he could meet some of our locals for a selfie or two along the way!”

Claire Canning, Brand Home manager, said: “Having Ronan stop by was a fantastic surprise! His energy and passion for the brand are infectious. He spent time chatting with the team and guests, creating a lively buzz. It’s an evening we won’t be forgetting anytime soon!”

[Image of Ronan Keating at the Muff Liquor Co. Brand home]

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Ronan Keating Surprises Fans with Unannounced gig in Donegal

Boyzone star Ronan Keating sent ripples of excitement through Donegal this afternoon with a surprise, unannounced performance in the village of Muff.

Photo: Craic on Muff

The singer, known for hits like “When You Say Nothing At All” and “Life is a Rollercoaster,” popped into the popular bar, The Hole in the Wall, much to the delight of patrons.

Keating reportedly took to the stage for an impromptu set, performing a selection of his greatest hits and interacting with fans.