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- The_Swarbriggs abstract "Thomas (Tommy) Swarbrigg and John James (Jimmy) Swarbrigg are Irish music promoters and former pop musicians. As The Swarbriggs they represented Ireland at the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest with That's What Friends Are For. As The Swarbriggs Plus Two, with Nicola Kerr and Alma Carroll, they competed again in 1977 with It's Nice To Be In Love Again. The brothers wrote both songs. They also scored several other top 10 chart hit singles in Ireland during the 1970s, including 'Joanne' (a #1 hit in 1976).From 1964, Tommy played trumpet with Joe Dolan's showband, The Drifters (not to be confused with the American group). In 1968 he and the other backing musicians left to form The Times Showband, with Jimmy added as vocalist. The brothers wrote their own compositions, which was unusual for a showband, and they scored several hit singles in Ireland. By 1973 they had their own television show on Radio Telefís Éireann and worked independently of the showband, leaving altogether in 1975. In later years they had various business ventures, including promoting concerts in Ireland for various Irish and foreign artists, including Smokie, Leo Sayer, The (American) Drifters, Jack L, Wolfe Tones, and Richie Kavanagh. The brothers were attributed as the inspiration for the 'My Lovely Horse' music video in the channel 4 television series Father Ted.".
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- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageExternalLink times.htm.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageExternalLink www.swarbrigg.com.
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- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink A_Song_for_Europe_(Father_Ted).
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Born_to_Sing_(song).
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Category:Eurovision_Song_Contest_entrants_of_1975.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Category:Eurovision_Song_Contest_entrants_of_1977.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Category:Irish_Eurovision_Song_Contest_entrants.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Category:Irish_musical_groups.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Category:Irish_trumpeters.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Category:Musical_groups_from_County_Cavan.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Colm_Wilkinson.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Cross_Your_Heart.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Eurovision_Song_Contest_1975.
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- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Father_Ted.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Ireland_in_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest.
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- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Its_Nice_to_Be_in_Love_Again.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Jack_Lukeman.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Joe_Dolan.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Leo_Sayer.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Pop_music.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Promoter_(entertainment).
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Raidió_Teilifís_Éireann.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Red_Hurley.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Republic_of_Ireland.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Richie_Kavanagh.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Smokie_(band).
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Thats_What_Friends_Are_For_(The_Swarbriggs_song).
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink The_Drifters.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink The_Wolfe_Tones.
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink Tina_Reynolds.
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- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLink When_(Red_Vincent_Hurley_song).
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLinkText "Jimmy and Tommy Swarbrigg".
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLinkText "The Swarbriggs Plus Two".
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLinkText "The Swarbriggs plus two".
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLinkText "The Swarbriggs".
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLinkText "The Times".
- The_Swarbriggs wikiPageWikiLinkText "Tommy and Jimmy Swarbrigg".
- The_Swarbriggs after Colm_Wilkinson.
- The_Swarbriggs after Red_Hurley.
- The_Swarbriggs after "with "Born to Sing"".
- The_Swarbriggs after "with "When"".
- The_Swarbriggs before Red_Hurley.
- The_Swarbriggs before Tina_Reynolds.
- The_Swarbriggs before "with "Cross Your Heart"".
- The_Swarbriggs before "with "When"".
- The_Swarbriggs title Ireland_in_the_Eurovision_Song_Contest.
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- The_Swarbriggs years "1975".
- The_Swarbriggs years "1977".
- The_Swarbriggs subject Category:Eurovision_Song_Contest_entrants_of_1975.
- The_Swarbriggs subject Category:Eurovision_Song_Contest_entrants_of_1977.
- The_Swarbriggs subject Category:Irish_Eurovision_Song_Contest_entrants.
- The_Swarbriggs subject Category:Irish_musical_groups.
- The_Swarbriggs subject Category:Irish_trumpeters.
- The_Swarbriggs subject Category:Musical_groups_from_County_Cavan.
- The_Swarbriggs hypernym Promoters.
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- The_Swarbriggs type Singer.
- The_Swarbriggs type Group.
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- The_Swarbriggs type Trumpeter.
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- The_Swarbriggs comment "Thomas (Tommy) Swarbrigg and John James (Jimmy) Swarbrigg are Irish music promoters and former pop musicians. As The Swarbriggs they represented Ireland at the 1975 Eurovision Song Contest with That's What Friends Are For. As The Swarbriggs Plus Two, with Nicola Kerr and Alma Carroll, they competed again in 1977 with It's Nice To Be In Love Again. The brothers wrote both songs.".
- The_Swarbriggs label "The Swarbriggs".
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