Denis Lynn

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Editorial: Northern Ireland needs more than gushing ministerial praise

The then Prince of Wales tours is given a tour by Denis Lynn from Finnebrogue during a visit to the Downpatrick artisan company in 2019. Mr Lynn died in a qud bike accident on his Co Down estate in 2021. Photo by Aaron McCracken

Widow of entrepreneur calls for roll bars on quad bikes

The late Denis Lynn, the inspirational founder of Finnebrogue Artisan

Finnebrogue Artisan wins top UK awards for food manufacturing excellence

Launching the Denis Lynn Scholarship for Sustainable Food Innovation are professor Sharon Huws, IGFS, Queen’s University, professor Chris Elliott, IGFS, Queen’s University, Christine Lynn, Finnebrogue Artisan, Tara Lynn, Finnebrogue Artisan and Helen Carrick, development and Alumni relations office, Queen’s University

£20,000 food-science scholarship in memory of Denis Lynn, founder of Finnebrogue

Tom Robinson has asked the Prime Minister if the NI Protocol is delaying delivery of trees to every school in Northern Ireland.

NIO dodges Protocol queries over delays in NI Centenaries tree deliveries

Family and friends clap along to the music in celebration of the life of Denis Lynn as his remains are taken on one last tour of his business empire in Co Down today.

Denis Lynn takes one last tour of his business empire before being laid to rest

HRH Prince of Wales samples some of the products from the Good Little Company along with Denis Lynn from Finnebrogue during a visit to the Downpatrick artisan company in 2019. Photo by Aaron McCracken

Charities line up to praise support from Denis Lynn of Finnebrogue Artisan

Denis Lynn, Chairman of renowned Downpatrick food company Finnebrogue Artisan. Photo by Aaron McCracken

Tributes to ‘visionary’ Denis Lynn of Finnebrogue after quad bike accident

Denis Lynn wants self-isolation rules relaxed for food production workers

Coronavirus: ‘Call to arms’ to safeguard Northern Ireland’s food production