Boyzone are hunting for a new manager after music mogul Louis Walsh dropped the Irish boyband

A news released on 13th June, according to the UK report that Boyzone are hunting for a new manager after music mogul Louis Walsh dropped the Irish boyband.

Britain's The X Factor judge Walsh created the band in the early 1990s and 2000s, despite a long period is more than 20 million records sold worldwide.

In 2007 he made ​​a comeback, but the band just two years after the incident was under (09) when bandmember Stephen Gately Majorca died suddenly at his home in Spain.

A source tells the publication, "Louis has told Boyzone they're finished. Ronan doesn't want to accept it but without Louis they have no chance. The affair changed everything for many fans. It destroyed the family-friendly image that made the band popular.

"They kept a diehard fanbase but the 'Brother' tour earlier this year wasn't a big success. Louis didn't bother seeing a single show. (They) just couldn't compete with the Take That comeback and lots of tickets weren't sold. So Louis decided it was the right time for the band to finish."

Boyzone manager Louis Walsh claims that he is rejected by the cast

Irish boy band Boyzone manager Louis Walsh claims that he is rejected by the cast.

The X Factor judge Walsh said the band had split, however, has denied rumors about four pieces, according to the report.

Speaking to The Star, Keith Duffy said: "Nothing has happened that I know of."

Later, the Corrie actor took to Twitter saying: "The 'Brother' album and tour was an amazing and heartbreaking experience. Thank you all so much for being there!"

He continued: "Boyzone made that mistake (splitting up) before- unless you hear from us directly don't mind what you read, see ya in August for the summer shows."

Shane Lynch also commented on the story saying: "If Louis has said he's no longer anything to do with us lads.that's the first I heard of it."

"From one tour to the next sometimes we see Louis and sometimes you don't. He doesn't need to hold our hand."

Boyzone actor Keith Duffy has finished cycle in aid of Autism Ireland

Boyzone crooner and 'Coronation Street' actor Keith Duffy has finished aid of Autism Ireland a 600km cycle.

The cycle was taken top position of tough challenges which the 32 year old will partake in this year to raise funds for the autism charity.

The cycle soaring temperatures have star from Geneva to Monte Carlo.

Speaking to The Star, he said: "I had no concept how difficult Geneva to Monte Carlo was going to be.

"To be honest, I cried my eyes out. It was a really hard struggle."

Taking to his Twitter page, Duffy tweeted: "HowYaBuddies, It's all over guys! Thank god I'm home in my own bed after 600 k from Geneva to Monte Carlo."