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Broken Hearted Horses...and one
happy dog
01.12.14
SINGER songwriter
Martin Lynch launched his Broken Hearted Horses EP
with an intimate festive gig at Moville Pottery on
Friday night.
The great new disc entitled 'Black Xmas' comes after
the launch earlier this summer of the band's first
CD 'Love not Money'. |
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Singer songwriter Martin Lynch, left,
and drummer Jim Thompson at the launch of Broken
Hearted Horses' new EP in Moville Pottery. |
Moville musician
Martin, who formed Broken Hearted Horses earlier
this year, was accompanied by local drummer and band
member Jim Thompson.
Meanwhile, everyone enjoyed delicious pizzas
courtesy of Mick O'Donoghue and his new company
Rapitalia Foods.
Moville Pottery's Lowry and Brian were magnanimous
hosts and their beautiful rescue dog Lacey seemed to
enjoy the fun too!
Broken Hearted Horses will announce further launch
dates for the new Christmas EP in Donegal and Derry
later this month.
Meanwhile, in other local music news, The Henry
Girls, have thanked all their supporters for a
brilliant year.
"Folks, we're near the end of 2014. Massive thanks
to all the people who have come to our shows this
year so far. It's been a real honour to play for
you," they said today.
The Henry Girls from Malin have recorded a new
version of their 'Mr Snowman' which was voted
Christmas FM song of 2012 by listeners.
The song can be listened to on YouTube and is also
available to download from iTunes. |
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