- (Pat)
McGuigan (10
February 1935 – 27 June 1987) was an
Irish singer born in Clones,
County Monaghan.
McGuigan, who
spelled his name
McGeegan for the...
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Eurovision Song
Contest 1968. "Chance of a Lifetime",
performed by Pat
McGeegan,
placed fourth in the
competition but
topped the
Irish Singles Chart. "I'll...
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finished second at the 1967 contest,
behind Sandie Shaw,
followed by Pat
McGeegan finishing fourth in 1968,
before Dana gave
Ireland its
first victory in...
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Hazell Hazell And The
Baker Street Sleuth (1979) (TV episode) as
Michael McGeegan Masada (1981) as
Fronto A Captain's Tale (1982) as
Jimmy ****erson Gandhi...
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making a
mockery of [Irish]
national culture". Two days later,
Father Declan McInerney, an
Irish Catholic priest, also
heavily criticized the song and Robinson...
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German Horst Jankowski Carl J. Schäuble
Horst Jankowski Ireland RTÉ Pat
McGeegan "Chance of a Lifetime"
English John
Kennedy Noel
Kelehan Italy RAI Sergio...
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Knebworth Park as part of an all-star
concert line-up that also
included Paul
McCartney, Phil Collins,
Elton John and
Tears for Fears. The
concert in aid of...
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Muriel Day and "Wages of Love", also
written by Reade. In
December 1969 Tom
McGrath,
producer of the
Irish National Song Contest,
invited Scallon to try...
- "Bucks Polka" - Clem
Quinn and
Miami Showband "Chance of a
Lifetime - Pat
McGeegan "The
Wages of Love" -
Muriel Day "Streets of Baltimore" - Des
Kelly and...
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shows were
hosted by
Brendan O'Reilly.
Ireland was
represented by Pat
McGeegan, with the song "Chance of a Lifetime", at the 1968
Eurovision Song Contest...
