Edele Lynch

Edele Lynch is an accomplished singer, songwriter, and television personality, recognized as the lead singer of the Irish girl group B*Witched, who has also achieved success in television and as a music composer. After achieving four consecutive number-one singles in the UK with the Irish girl group BWitched between 1998 and 1999, Edele Lynch established herself as a formidable presence in music as a singer, songwriter, and television personality. Her breakthrough began in 1997 when she co-founded the girl group Butterfly Farm, which was soon rebranded as BWitched following the addition of Lindsay Armaou. Under this new moniker, the group rapidly garnered significant recognition, releasing an unprecedented four consecutive UK number-one singles, including their debut, charting between 1998 and 1999.

Lynch continued to diversify her career, embracing television work and marking a significant return to her musical roots. In 2012, BWitched reunited for the popular series ‘The Big Reunion,’ reigniting their performance career. Transitioning into broadcast competitions, Lynch won ‘Celebrity Apprentice Ireland’ in 2013, securing a notable €25,000 for the Laura Lynn House charity. Her television presence continued into 2014, where she participated in the fourteenth series of ‘Celebrity Big Brother,’ demonstrating her versatility and engaging a wide audience, ultimately finishing in 6th place.

Edele Lynch remains an active and influential figure in the entertainment industry. She continues to perform and create music with BWitched, most recently releasing the Ripped Jeans EP in 2024, demonstrating the group’s ongoing relevance and creative output. Throughout her career, Lynch has consistently balanced her roles as a dynamic singer, accomplished songwriter, and engaging television personality, adapting to the evolving media landscape while maintaining her distinct artistic identity and professional legacy.