of the eponymous tribunal Gerry Gannon, builder and property developer Actor and producer Brendan Gleeson, who moved to the Baily region of Howth Bill Graham, journalist and author, who lived in Howth until his death in 1996 Kevin Grogan, former Manchester United and Ireland professional soccer player Patrick Hillery, former TD and President of Ireland Johnny Logan (singer), winner of the Eurovision multiple times, lived here for many years, along with his father, tenor Patrick O'Hagan Sir John Lumsden, physician Phil Lynott, leader of internationally successful rock band Thin Lizzy, lived in Howth for a short time during the early 1980s John McColgan and wife Moya Doherty, founders of Riverdance, resident in Howth for many years Barney McKenna of The Dubliners (died 5 April 2012) Brian McKiernan, CEO and majority shareholder in Davy Stockbrokers Broadcaster Seán Moncrieff, resident U2 drummer Larry Mullen, who lives overlooking Burrow Beach The late politician and writer Conor Cruise O'Brien and his wife, the Irish poet Máire Mhac an tSaoi, who lived here for many years Ruairi O'Connor, known for his role as Prince Harry (later Henry VIII) in The Spanish Princess (2019–present) and Michael in the TV series Delicious. Sir Edward Richard Borough, 2nd Baronet, lived at Glenaveena House, later occupied by John O'Hagan; the property was still later turned into the Stella Maris convent European Ombudsman Emily O'Reilly Ryan Dolores O'Riordan (1971-2018) of The Cranberries John Pentland Mahaffy Senator and retail pioneer Feargal Quinn (died 2019) and members of his family Lobsang Rampa, English author, lived at Ben Eadair, Balscadden Road, in the late 1950s, as described in his book The Rampa Story (1960) Lynn Redgrave and husband John Clark; raised their family there in the early 1970s David Robinson, horticulturalist Saoirse Ronan, actress, moved from Carlow to Howth with her family, and later bought a house in the Thormanby part of Howth John Sheahan of The Dubliners The Stokes family including Margeret, Whitley (junior), William (junior) and father Dr. William Stokes lived at The Tansey on Ceanchor Road and at Carrrickbrack House Actor Stuart Townsend, born and raised in Howth Ella Webb Vogue Williams formerly of Ceannchor Road, Baily; currently owns an apartment in St. Lawrences with her husband Spencer Matthews William Butler Yeats Scott Young who was a Canadian journalist, sportswriter and novelist, and the father of musicians Neil Young and Astrid Young; lived in Howth in the late 1980s Transport