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WATCH: Eamonn Lynch recalls Motorman Bishop Street explosions

In case you missed it first time around - July 2022: On the 50th anniversary of Operation Motorman, local author, Eamonn Lynch, revisited his childhood home, Lynch's Bar at the top of Brook Street Lane, on Bishop Street. Eamonn recalled he was ...

24 Dec 2022 at 10:30

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Brandywell explosions first indication of Motorman

In case you missed it first time around - July 2022: Local author, Eamonn Lynch, was born and grew up in Bishop Street, where his family owned a pub. At the time of Operation Motorman, Eamonn was 19 years old. Reflecting on the “incursion”, ...

25 Dec 2022 at 10:30

Derry principal aware of abuse allegations

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Buncrana priest aware of abuse allegations

A serving Inishowen priest, the former President of St Columb's College in Derry, has confirmed he was aware of sex abuse allegations against a former vice-principal, as far back as 1993. Raymond Gallagher was a teacher at St Columb's ...

12 Jun 2022 at 14:05

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Derry Court: Judge said he could get 'repetitive strain injury' from handling the record of a man with 476 previous convictions

A judge said that he could get 'repetitive strain injury' from handling the record of a man believed to have the most number of convictions in this jurisdiction. Eamonn Lynch (49) of River Court, John Street in Derry has 476 previous ...

12 May 2023 at 13:57

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St Columb’s Hall embracing ‘The Derry Yank’

For the first time in what Anne Marie Gallagher poetically described as its “new life” a truly local play is being staged in Derry’s iconic St Columb’s Hall. The Hall’s Project Director was referring to The Derry Yank, Derry author, ...

22 Mar 2024 at 10:45

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St Columb’s Hall embracing ‘The Derry Yank’

21 Mar 2024 at 12:30

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'Get That Boy Home'... four words that mean so much to Eamonn Lynch

Derry man Eamonn Lynch has just had his first book published. Get That Boy Home is a tale of fiction based on his time growing up above the family pub on Bishop Street leading up to and during 'The Troubles' as well as a period ...

24 Jun 2021 at 20:15

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Rehearsals begin in earnest for 'The Derry Yank'

Rehearsals have begun in earnest for local author Eamonn Lynch’s debut play The Derry Yank. With curtain up in St Columb’s Hall on Friday, May 31 and Saturday, June 1, cast members, Maeve Connelly (Maggie), Gerry Doherty ...

15 Apr 2024 at 12:00

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IN PICTURES: Eamonn Lynch’s debut play 'The Derry Yank' at St Columb's Hall

Bernetta McCourt, Mary McCloskey, Anne O'Donnell and Angela McGowan. Group pictured at the Derry Yank, a play by Eamonn Lynch. (Photo - Tom Heaney, nwpresspics) Darren Campbell, Ciara Campbell, Mairead McDaid, Rita ...

03 Jun 2024 at 15:24

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WATCH: Eamonn Lynch recalls Motorman Bishop Street explosions

On the 50th anniversary of Operation Motorman, local author, Eamonn Lynch, revisited his childhood home, Lynch's Bar at the top of Brook Street Lane, on Bishop Street. Eamonn recalled he was asleep at the room at ...

31 Jul 2022 at 14:00

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Brandywell explosions first indication of Motorman

Local author, Eamonn Lynch, was born and grew up in Bishop Street, where his family owned a pub. At the time of Operation Motorman, Eamonn was 19 years old. Reflecting on the “incursion”, he vividly recalled the ...

30 Jul 2022 at 20:30

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