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Lynch family speaks out, demanding answers in son's death The Virginia Beach family is demanding information after their son Donovon Lynch was shot and killed by a police officer. Author: Angelo Vargas Updated: 8:02 PM EDT March 31, 2021 VIRGINIA BEACH, Va. — Days after a police officer shot and killed Donovon Lynch in Virginia Beach, his family members are talking about their loss and frustration. The frustration comes in part from the information investigators have put out about his death so far. Donovon's sister Lauryn Lynch said he was her one and only si...

The pandemic may have brought the theatre world to a virtual halt, but for Swords writer, playwright and director, David Gilna, it's been an ideal opportunity to harness his creative talent and produce new work. David's new short film, 'One for the Ditch' - set to hit the film circuit shortly - is a story of our times, one of hope, loss and the ultimate triumph of the human spirit, set against the backdrop of the COVID-19 pandemic. David speaks to The Fingal Independent of where he got the idea for his new film, and how family can be found outside of the home.

Paul Evans How a melancholic 90’s indy surf film championing middle aged outliers revealed Hawaiian style surf in the Emerald Isle, and changed what everyday surfers have ridden ever since. Andrew Kidman and Jon Frank’s 1996 surf film Litmus was nothing if not original. Against a background action clip parts films or the more polished and cinematic, yet fairly formulaic McCoy/Billabong films, Litmus stood out in terms of surfers, themes, storytelling and locations. “The riders, the boards, the places, the ruminations… Litmus was easily the finest surf film of its decade” said ...