List of Groups and Performers Managed By Walsh
Walsh manages and has managed many singers and groups, including:
- Westlife – 1998–2012
- Boyzone – 1993–2000, 2007–present
- Ronan Keating – 2000–present
- Shayne Ward – 2005–2009
- Jedward – 2009–present
- Wonderland – 2010–2011
- Bellefire – 2000–2004
- Six – 2001–2002
- Girls Aloud – 2002–2003
- G4 – 2004–2007
- Samantha Mumba – 2000–2002
- Eton Road – 2006–2008
- JLS – 2008–present
- The Carter Twins
- Kerri Ann
- Rob Carney - 2006–present
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