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Naomi Lynch, a young future mother from Cork, featured in RTÉ’s short film, The Cork Nativity, on RTÉ One at 8pm tonight has had a child of her own.
Their son, Cuán, was born almost immediately after filming, and both mother and baby are doing well.
Naomi, who shared photos of the baby with her emotional husband, Peter, and Cuan’s older brother, Oisín, commented: “Cuan Michael Lynch was born the day after we filmed, at 8.38pm – 7lbs 14oz of perfection.
“His older brother Oisín is obsessed with him.”
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(Image: RTE)
Naomi was among a cast of people from Rebel County, who breathed new life and voice into the 2000-year Gospel Nativity story, telling it line by line in its own contemporary context.
On the Twitter platforms of the RTÉ YouTube channel, even before being broadcast on television.
(Image: Michael Lynch)
Despite being visibly very close to delivering her baby at Cork University Maternity Hospital, Naomi Lynch agreed to don a robe and utter a line from the original Nativity story, while awaiting the arrival of her own. son:
“You will find the baby wrapped in swaddling clothes and lying in a manger.”
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