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Larry Mullen risked paralysis in the name of love for U2

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By Garreth MacNamee Verified
| IrishCentral Verified
The 64-year-old was left unable to perform due to damage to his neck, shoulder and knees, which he said he had "picked up along the way" through his drumming. But in a new interview, the Dubliner revealed he risked paralysis to get the surgery he needed so he could play in the band. He described how his family were against him having the dangerous procedure and people told him he should retire.
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Larry Mullen risked paralysis in the name of love for U2

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By Garreth MacNamee Verified
| Extra.ie Verified
U2 drummer Larry Mullen Jnr has revealed he risked paralysis to be able to return to play on the iconic band’s new album. The 64-year-old was left unable to perform due to damage to his neck, shoulder and knees, which he said he had ‘picked up along the way’ through his drumming. But in a new interview, the Dubliner revealed he risked paralysis to get the surgery he needed so he could play in the band.
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Anger over RTÉ radio dropping top Irish games

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By Garreth MacNamee Verified
| MSN Malaysia Verified
RTÉ'S sports department has been blindsided by a decision not to broadcast any of Ireland's Nations League games on radio, with sources saying it sets a ‘dangerous precedent'. Extra.ie has established that none of the upcoming soccer fixtures against Kosovo, Israel or Austria will be broadcast, as normal, on RTÉ Radio, with the station insisting it is in ‘no way to do' with the situation in Gaza.
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