“Harry Potter” star Evanna Lynch is headlining part of a grassroots effort to keep same sex marriage legal in the state of Maine.

Evanna Lynch and Matthew Lewis, who play Luna Lovegood and Neville Longbottom, respectively, have revealed some details from behind the scenes of “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows.”

“Harry Potter” star Evanna Lynch has written an inspirational message to her fans telling them to ignore probability and telling them to believe “you deserve everything you dream about.”

Louth native Evanna Lynch, who plays Luna Lovegood in the “Harry Potter” series, has been nominated for her first ever award. Lynch has been nominated for Best Supporting Actress for “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” at Spike TV’s SCREAM Awards.

Irish actress Evanna Lynch, who plays the role of Luna Lovegood in the “Harry Potter” film series, has revealed that when it comes to music, all she listens to is Michael Jackson.

The tiny village of Termonfeckin in County Louth in Ireland is being swamped by Harry Potter

This is the first day of my official campaign to team up "Harry Potter" star Evanna Lynch with "Twilight's" Robert

Evanna Lynch, the Irish actress who plays Luna Lovegood in "Harry Potter," has shot up in the popularity stakes this week by over 590 percent, according to a major movie website.

Harry Potter Irish actress Evanna Lynch is being viciously attacked by fans of 'Twilight' star Robert Pattison after comments she made critical of the Twilight books and the actor.

"Harry Potter" star Evanna Lynch is not a fan of "Twilight" the vampire series and teen sensation. And, in comments that are bound to stun fans of Richard Pattinson, Lynch says she doesn't get the big fuss about his Edward Cullen role.

"Harry Potter and The Half Blood Prince" often feels like a stopgap between the previous Potter film and the final confrontation in "The Deathly Hallows," but it’s a remarkably entertaining one and should not be missed.

Harry Potter's Evanna Lynch will be the star of the show at the Irish premiere of The Half-Blood Prince this week. However, the young Irish actress - who plays Luna "looney" Lovegood is keeping her feet firmly on the ground amidst the Potter hype.

Ireland’s Evanna Lynch is winning rave reviews from English fans for her performance in the new Harry Potter film. This time out, in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince," we get to see Harry’s growing affection for Luna, the otherworldly girl who tells him she wears shoes to bed because she frequently sleep walks.

Irish star Evanna Lynch will carry the flag for Ireland in the new Harry Potter movie, "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince." But Evanna's not the only Irish connection in the Harry Potter film.

As American fans prepare for next week's premier of “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince” , IrishCentral is celebrating the movie’s Irish star, Evanna Lynch.

Harry Potter star Ruper Grint has come down with swine flu. Grint, who plays Harry's sidekick Ron Weasly, is said to be recovering well. The young star was ordered off filming “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows,” amid fears that he could infect the cast and crew

IrishCentral has established the Irish links to both the “Twilight” vampire craze and the “Harry Potter” phenomenon. So now, through green-tinged lenses, we take a closer look at the two phenomena and ask: which epic series is better?

Irish actor Devon Murray will return in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince" as Seamus Finnigan, a.k.a. “O’Flaherty,” another student at Hogwarts who’s known for having his spells blow up in his face – literally.

EXCLUSIVE: Irish actress Evanna Lynch is famous her recurring role as the eccentric Luna Lovegood in the Harry Potter film blockbusters, and will next star in "Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince." She talks to IrishCentral about the movie - and gives away a BIG secret!

With break-out Irish stars such as Saoirse Ronan and Elaine Cassidy popping on to the TV and movie scene, it looks as if the lack of Irish women in Hollywood is soon to be a thing of the past.

An Irish actor who plays the character of Seamus Finnegan in the "Harry Potter" movies claims that the clamor to get a hold of a script to the upcoming film was so intense, his copy of it had to be moved from his home in County Kildare to a safe house.

See the trailers from every movie in this article on our Movies page... Click here Friday, May 1 kicks off the annual summer blockbuster movie season. This year’s much-anticipated flicks include action flicks like “Land of the Lost” and “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince,” books-turned-films like

There's a new Irish face for the Harry Potter film series. Domnhall Gleeson, the son of Ireland's much-loved Brendan Gleeson, will star in the latest installment, “Harry Potter and the Deathly Hallows: Part I.”

Evanna Lynch was a huge Harry Potter fan years before she was a character in a Harry Potter film. And she wasn't just a run of the mill enthusiast; instead she was the kind of fan who knew exactly how to make the weird radish earrings that her character in the new film "Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix," Luna Lovegood, likes to wear. And as it turned out, she was so good at designing strange jewelry that the film's costume department decided to use her creations rather than their own.

EVANNA Lynch, the young actress from Co. Louth currently co-starring in Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix as Luna Lovegood, has been spending her time since the movie's hectic opening honing her talent as a writer. Evanna, who'll turn sweet 16 next week, has spent part of the summer at an Irish school for promising teen writers, but competing with Harry creator J.

IRELAND is certainly the place to come from these days if you're a female teen with an eye towards a Hollywood career. First up this summer was Co. Louth native Evanna Lynch, all of 15, who had a highly acclaimed co-starring role in the film Harry Potter and the Order of the Phoenix.

2007 was a banner year filled with extraordinary new Irish plays, films, concerts and novels, and a sack full of Tony and Oscar nods lie ahead for many new and seasoned Irish artists. CAHIR O'DOHERTY takes a look back at some of the year's highlights (and inevitable lowlights).

FILMS starring Irish actors will dominate the awards season this year.