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Tag: Phil Lynott
Phil Lynott Film In Cinemas This Autumn
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Break Out Pictures have announced that they will release the hotly anticipated PHIL LYNOTT: SONGS FOR WHILE I’M AWAY in Irish...
35 years later, Grand Slam’s Debut Album is here!
What would Phil Lynott think? Grand Slam is (finally) officially here, 33 years after we lost Philo, with that debut album...
Today In Music History – August 19th.
Every day on Radio Nova, just before 11am, we play a couple of songs key to “today in music history” Have...
Phil Lynott Film Coming Soon To Cinemas
The life and music of rock icon Phil Lynott is to be documented in Phil Lynott: Songs For While I’m Away, to be...
Today In Music History – January 4th.
Today in years gone by, we got the Doors debut album, we were shocked to hear of Phil Lynott's passing and...
Celebrating Phil Lynott’s Birthday Here’s Thin Lizzy’s Ten Best Songs!
Happy Birthday Philo! Phil Lynott would have been 69 today. The Thin Lizzy frontman sadly passed away on January 4th, 1986,...
It’s Phil Lynott’s Birthday Tomorrow But His Statue Is 13...
Thin Lizzy frontman, Phil Lynott, celebrates his birthday anniversary tomorrow, one day ahead of another special date. His metal counterpart located...
Philomena Lynott’s Waxwork Was Unveiled at The National Wax Museum...
Philomena Lynott, well-known mother to Thin Lizzy frontman Phil Lynott, was the latest addition to the National Wax Museum Plus today....
They’re looking for The Next Phil Lynott, Is It You?
6-time Oscar nominee Jim Sheridan, together with award winning documentary maker Colm Quinn, will bring the life of the hugely influential...
Bohemians FC Unveil A Brilliant New Thin Lizzy Mural!
'Dancing In The Floodlights': What a tribute?! Bohs fans who headed out to Bohemians vs Cabinteely EA Sports Cup match last night got the first look at the new Thin Lizzy and Phil Lynott mural at Dalymount Park. Bohemians who are the oldest League of Ireland club in continuous existence were founded on 6 September 1890! They are one of the founding members of the League of Ireland in 1921, after their withdrawal from the Irish Football League.
