PHIL LYNOTT's Mother Reveals Long-Held Secret

April 20, 2011

According to IrishTimes.com, the mother of the late THIN LIZZY legend Phil Lynott made her first public appearance last night with the two siblings he had never met.

"When I lost Philip, I died with him and I thought that was the end," Philomena Lynott said. "Now, to have these two wonderful people loving me."

Philomena appeared with her son and daughter at an event promoting her updated book "My Boy". She had not included the story of these two children, adopted in England as toddlers, in her first version of this book published in 1995.

"I don't walk around ashamed any more that I had two other children," she said.

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