Sandie Jones

Irish singer (1951–2019)

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I Would Die for You
Minotaur Sampler, Volume 13
The First Mistake (Thorndike Press Large Print Core)
Minotaur Sampler, Volume 8
Princesses des mers

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Type: Person
Gender: Male
Origin: United States
Active from: 1931-09-12
Active to: 2013-04-26

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Sandie Jones (born 1951 in Cork, Ireland; died 19 September 2019) was a Irish singer, best known for representing Ireland in the 1972 Eurovision Song Contest with the song "Ceol an Ghrá" (English: The Music of Love). Her Eurovision entry remains significant as it was the first—and to this day, only—time that Ireland submitted a song entirely in the Irish language. Born in Cork, Sandie Jones began her singing career in the late 1960s, developing a reputation for her clear, emotive voice and uniq

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Instance of: human
Family name: Jones
Gender: female
Citizenship: Republic of Ireland
Place of birth: Crumlin
Place of death: Gunnison
Occupation: singer
Languages spoken: Irish
Participant in: Eurovision Song Contest 1972
Genre: middle of the road
Instrument: voice

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birth name: Margaret Jones
date of birth: 1951-11-09
date of death: 2019-09-19
start of work period: 1967-00-00
end of work period: 1983-00-00
place of burial: Glasnevin Cemetery

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