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Sandie Jones
Irish singer known for her unique Eurovision performance in 1972.
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DEAD OR ALIVE
Irish singer known for her unique Eurovision performance in 1972.
Sandie Jones is one of 1179 people in the A–Z index, listed under S.
Is Sandie Jones dead or alive?
Sandie Jones is best known for Representing Ireland in the 1972 Eurovision Song Contest with the Irish language song 'Ceol an Ghrá', the only time a song was performed in Irish at Eurovision. On Dead or Alive, Sandie Jones is listed in the Eurovision category, where you can test yourself on similar names. Dead or Alive is a trivia game: you decide whether a famous person is still alive, then see the answer. The status for Sandie Jones is checked against public sources such as Wikidata and is shown only after you answer.
This marked the only occasion in the history of the contest on which a song was performed in the Irish language. She began singing at an early age, taking part in local Feis competitions and appearing on a radio broadcast at the age of 9. Since the age of 15, Jones started singing with several local bands, including The Statesmen and the Monaco Showband, before joining the middle-of-the-road group Royal Earls in 1968, with which she gained popularity. At the age of 18, she briefly performed for a residency at Hammersmith Palais, London. After winning the 1969 Castlebar Song Contest with the song "Reflections of You", Bil Keating signed her for the RTÉ series Girls, Girls, Girls in 1970, and she went on to become a regular guest on the show Man and His Music.
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Sandie Jones is known for Representing Ireland in the 1972 Eurovision Song Contest with the Irish language song 'Ceol an Ghrá', the only time a song was performed in Irish at Eurovision.
Sandie Jones appears in Eurovision.
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