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THIN LIZZY: Interviews And Tributes On Irish Radio Available Online

January 6, 2007

RTÉ, Ireland's public service broadcaster, has been paying tribute to late THIN LIZZY frontman Phil Lynott with a series of reports and programs on the 21st anniversary of his death.

The arts and music show "Drivetime with Dave" interviewed, among others, Phil Lynott's mother, Philomena Lynott, and Paddy Gibbons, the engineer who worked on the newly discovered SKID ROW demos from 1968 which featured Phil Lynott when he was just 18. The radio news program "Morning Ireland" also reported from the 21st "Vibe for Philo" in Dublin on Thursday, January 4 and talked to fans about the newly discovered demos.

Both interviews can be heard online at this location.

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