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Shane Lynch

Shane Lynch

Actor · Born 1976-07-03 · Dublin, Ireland

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Biography

Shane Eamon Mark Stephen Lynch is an Irish singer-songwriter and professional drift driver, best known as a member of Boyzone. In recent years he has taken up auto racing, participated in reality shows such as Celebrity Big Brother in 2018 and appeared as a judge on The All Ireland Talent Show.

Movies & TV Shows

  1. Sherlock & Daughter (2025) — Innkeeper
  2. Celebrity Big Brother (2001) — Self
  3. Celebrity Juice (2008) — Self
  4. Fifth Gear (2002) — Self
  5. Live from Studio Five (2009) — Self
  6. The Real Hustle (2006) — Self
  7. Never Mind the Buzzcocks (2021) — Self - Panelist
  8. Andrew Lloyd Webber: The Royal Albert Hall Celebration (1998) — Self - Performer
  9. The Friday Night Project (2005) — Self - Boyzone
  10. Big Brother's Little Brother (2001) — Self
  11. Celebrity Love Island (2005) — Self
  12. Through the Keyhole (2013) — Self
  13. Celebrity Big Brother's Bit on the Side (2011) — Self
  14. An Audience with the Bee Gees (1998) — Self - Boyzone (uncredited)
  15. The Games (2003) — Self
  16. An Audience with... (1978) — Self
  17. The X Factor (2005) — Self
  18. Scrapyard Supercar (2019) — Self
  19. Boyzone: No Matter What (2025) — Self
  20. The Hit List (2019) — Self - Contestant
  21. Boyzone: Back Again... No Matter What - Live (2008) — Self
  22. Boyzone: 2000 Live at the Point (2000) — Self
  23. Party in the Park 1999 (2002) — Self - Boyzone
  24. Ronan Keating & Friends: A New Year’s Eve Party (2025) — Self
  25. The BRIT Awards (1977) — Self
  26. Boyzone: Said and Done (1995) — Self
  27. Boyzone: Live at Wembley (1996) — Self
  28. Boyzone: Something Else (1997) — Self
  29. Gaybo Laughs Back (2008) — Self (Boyzone)
  30. Boyzone: One for the Road — Self
  31. All Star Mr & Mrs (2008) — Self
  32. Celebrity Fear Factor UK (2004)
  33. Back On the Job (2010)
  34. Living With Lucy (2008) — Self
  35. Le monde est à vous (1987) — Self - Boyzone
  36. Smash Hits Poll Winners Party (1988) — Self