Jimmy Cricket, the Northern Irish comedian who rose to fame on TV and radio throughout the 1970s, has died at the age of 80.

Northern Irish comedian Jimmy Cricket has died at the age of 80, his family has announced. The TV star – who was known for ...

Jimmy Cricket, whose real name was James Mulgrew, has died at the age of 80 after a brief illness, with his family saying he ...

Comedian Jimmy Cricket has died aged 80 following a short illness. The Northern Irish stand-up comedian died on Monday ...

The Co Tyrone-born comedian James Mulgrew, known by his stage name Jimmy Cricket, has died after a short illness, his family ...

He appeared on Bullseye and The Good Old Days.

Jimmy Cricket asked for last rites twice ‘like an encore’ before dying aged 80 - The Northern Irish stand-up comedian died on ...

Veteran comedian Jimmy Cricket has died aged 80 following a short illness, his family has announced. The Co Tyrone-born ...

Jimmy Cricket became famous for wearing Wellington boots on the wrong feet and his infamous catchphrase, "and there's more!" ...

A pop music parody legend delivered quite a show in Hershey - and no, we don’t mean his appearance at Hersheypark. The accordion-wielding Weird Al Yankovic performed at the Giant Center on Friday as ...

Jimmy Cricket, real name James Mulgrew, was a beloved Northern Irish comedian known for his catchphrase 'And there's more!' and his trademark act of wearing his wellington boots on the wrong feet ...

Jimmy Cricket, whose real name was James Mulgrew, has died at the age of 80 after a short illness - tributes pour in for the ...