PHIL LYNOTT PASSED away 30 years ago today, at the age of just 36.

Here are just some of the times he made it all look easy.

1. Hanging with a lingerie mannequin outside Brown Thomas, 1984

Source: Eamonn Farrell

2. On Duke Street in Dublin, 1984

Source: Eamonn Farrell

3. In Richmond, south London, 1980

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4. Rocking a hat that would make anyone else look ridiculous, London, 1983

Source: EMPICS Sports Photo Agency

5. Effortlessly outshining Eric Clapton, Led Zeppelin, Dire Straits, Bad Company and ELO at a charity record launch in 1980

Source: EMPICS Sports Photo Agency

6. On stage at the Chateau Neuf, Oslo, 1980

Source: Helge Øverås via Wikipedia / CC 3.0

7. In an advert for the Wimpy restaurant in Dublin, 1968

Source: Brand New Retro

8. Hanging out with the band in Cuban heels, date unknown

Source: Official Thin Lizzy Facebook

9. In a Dublin fashion shoot for New Spotlight Magazine, 1972

Source: Brand New Retro

10. Live at St Georges Hall, Bradford, 1977

Source: RMarchewka

11. Looking moody in this record company promotional image, 1977

Source: Official Thin Lizzy Facebook

12. Posing with Paul Cook from the Sex Pistols at Hot Press in Dublin city centre, sometime between 1978 and 1981

Source: Patrick Brocklebank

This image appears in Patrick Brocklebank and Sinéad Moloney’s book Where The Streets Have 2 Names, published by Liberties Press.

13. And finally, leaning over the railings of the Ha’penny Bridge in 1982

Source: YouTube

Thanks to Brand New Retro for the use of images 7 and 9. Buy their book!

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