
Johnny Lappin
Johnny Lappin is a prominent figure in the Irish music industry, serving as a founding director of the Irish Music Rights Organisation (IMRO) and as chairman of the Mechanical Copyright Society of Ireland. With a career spanning decades, he has been instrumental in supporting songwriters and managing music rights. Lappin's 2019 memoir, 'In a Lifetime: From Hozier to U2,' reflects his rich experiences in the industry, detailing his journey and the artists he's worked with. Despite facing challenges, including being scammed by a rogue roofing contractor, he remains passionate about his work and advocates for the rights of musicians, especially in the evolving landscape of copyright in the age of technology.
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Recent news mentions
Johnny Lappin tells Tony Clayton-Lea about the time he was 'scammed by a rogue so-called roofing contractor'.
Coffee drinkers face new price hikes and the latest Trump tariff twists – The Irish TimesJohnny Lappin is a founding director of the Irish Music Rights Organisation (Imro) and serves as chairman of the Mechanical Copyright Society of Ireland.
‘I got scammed by a rogue so-called roofing contractor. I foolishly paid him in cash’ – The Irish Times





