
Sharon Lynn
Sister of Martin Lynn, the Dublin man killed in a 2023 one-punch attack, who has spoken publicly and campaigned against the leniency of his killer's sentence.
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Jan 26, 2026
Episode 1364: Sister of one-punch victim Martin Lynn urges appeal of brother’s killer’s 6-year sentence
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Chloë McPolinHOST
But if we could just go back in time and maybe talk a bit about your brother Martin and what he was like growing up, what kind of person he was.

Sharon LynnGUEST
We grew up, both my parents, myself and Martin, Most of our family are from Mayo and Donegal, so the four of us were a very tight-knit family.

Sharon LynnGUEST
We did everything together over the years, all our summer holidays and celebrations, birthdays, Christmases, everything.

Sharon LynnGUEST
I lived at home in the family home until I was 30 and Martin was still in the family home before he passed away.

Sharon LynnGUEST
Um, he was a very, very mild mannered, um, gentle, really respectful, um, young guy.
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Chloë McPolinHOST
What was that period like for you and your family? I can only imagine the trauma.