Doyle co-wrote Keane’s second biography, The Second Half. Keane’s first autobiography, written with journalist Eamon Dunphy, famously led to a falling-out between the two. The disagreement reportedly centered on how Dunphy described Keane’s incident with Manchester City’s Alf-Inge Haaland, although Dunphy denied this.
In contrast, Keane and Doyle remained on good terms after publishing The Second Half.
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This July join Roy Keane and Roddy Doyle Live at the Marquee Cork for a unmissable special in-conversation event 🗣️🎪
🎫 Tickets go on sale This Friday at 9am! pic.twitter.com/fYz9zTMIPR
Presented by Aiken Promotions, tickets for “An Evening with Roy Keane, in conversation with Roddy Doyle” will be available this Friday, November 8th, at 9 am on Ticketmaster.ie.
Keane, often reserved in interviews, gave a rare glimpse into his personal life on Tommy Tiernan’s talk show last year. When Tiernan pressed him further, Keane responded humorously, “What do you want me to do? A somersault?”
With Keane and Doyle’s rapport, the upcoming event promises to offer an engaging evening for Manchester United fans from Cork and beyond.