Hometown have revealed they would love to move to the UK in the next few months.
The boyband have garnered legions of fans across Ireland with their first two singles shooting straight to number one.
Now, Louis Walsh’s latest project  have told Goss.ie they hope to repeat their success in the UK and kiss Ireland goodbye.
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“Moving to the UK is a thing that we kind of thought was compulsory but now we’ve realised it’s kind of up to us where we want to base ourselves,” they said.
“It depends if we’re flat out over there, if it comes to it we might have no choice but to move over there.”
“We hope that we’re that busy that we have no choice,” they revealed.
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With Louis recently admitting he is “done with” The X Factor, the lads remained tight lipped over their managers future with the series.
“It’s completely up to him, it’s his call. We don’t know any different. As much as people might think we have the inside loop there, we don’t,” they told Goss.ie.
“Whether he leaves or not we know that he’ll still give his 100 per cent to us either way.”
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Speaking at the official launch of Dundrum Town Centre’s Shop For Good initiative the boys said they have yet to write any songs together as a band and admitted they’re not going to submit any of their own songs for their upcoming album.
“We haven’t written together yet but I’m sure we will,” they said.
“We all write songs ourselves but nothing we’ve written has reached the album so far. We’re not really thinking about putting any of our stuff forward at the minute.”
