Even as a teenager, Andrew Lynch was always entrepreneurial. However, by his own admission, it took him some time to land the right idea. There was the time he launched a fashion show. And there was an ill-fated business selling ponchos during the summer. His brothers called him Del Boy for his wheeling and dealing, and his mother begged him to get a proper job. He pondered life as a sports agent, as several of his friends were professional athletes. However, he reckoned it would not be as glamorous as it sounded, and that the market in Ireland was locked…

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