The Times, Culture Magazine Ireland: 'Gilbert O'Sullivan… Still in the limelight (Naturally)' – Gilbert O'Sullivan
Gilbert O'Sullivan: Jersey-based star opens up about highs and lows of his fruitful career | Music | Entertainment | Express.co.uk
Being Irish has always been important to me' - Gilbert O'Sullivan on the release of his 19th album | Independent.ie
Gilbert O'Sullivan to perform first concert in Jersey - BBC News
Gilbert O'Sullivan admits his pudding bowl haircut didn't impress the ladies - SundayWorld.com
The Irish News Interview 16/02.2017: 'Gilbert O'Sullivan has always been 'the master of melodies and wizard of wordplay.' – Gilbert O'Sullivan
Gilbert O'Sullivan in the music room of his family home on Jersey | Daily Mail Online
What's eating Gilbert O'Sullivan? He was outselling Elton John and Rod Stewart – until he took his manager to court over missing royalties... | Gilbert o'sullivan, Gilbert, Elton john
Gilbert O'Sullivan to visit Australia for 50th anniversary tour | The Senior | Senior
Gilbert O'Sullivan - Wikipedia
Gilbert O'Sullivan | Music fanart | fanart.tv
Big Interview Gilbert O'Sullivan on music, family and island life - Issuu
Gilbert O'Sullivan - Enjoying a lovely birthday dinner in Jersey with my family. And a big thank-you to all of you for your birthday wishes.... Here's to a healthy and happy year
Gilbert O'Sullivan: Out on his Own - Wildfire Films
Twitter 上的Gilbert O'Sullivan："#throwbackthursday 1971 https://t.co/cvvQq6RptM" / Twitter
Gilbert O'Sullivan in the music room of his family home on Jersey | Daily Mail Online
Gilbert O'Sullivan: Top Twenty again, naturally
Gilbert O'Sullivan - A lovely Father's Day lunch with the family in Jersey | Facebook
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Gilbert O'Sullivan | Dancing Ledge... | Jeremy Miles
Meeting Himself, coming back – the Gilbert O'Sullivan interview | writewyattuk
Gilbert O'Sullivan - And relax... #jersey #home #teatime #pugtime #gilbert50 | Facebook
Gilbert O'Sullivan: Out on his Own - Wildfire Films
Lyrics go out of date, Gilbert O'Sullivan says, but 'good melodies will survive'
