Wild Youth

Wild Youth has won the Irish National Final 'Eurosong' and will fly the Irish flag in Liverpool! In a nail biting final that saw five other entries perform, ...

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On Friday night, Ireland selected its entry to the 67th Eurovision Song Contest. Wild Youth will fly the Irish flag in Liverpool in May, with the song 'We ...

Ireland first entered the Eurovision Song Contest in 1965. Ireland has won the Eurovision Song Contest a record 7 times in total. Logan became the only singer to win the contest twice as a singer, a record he still holds. We Are One took the Eurosong 2023 victory with 34 points, beating second-place Midnight Summer Night by Connolly by just 2 points. Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest Ireland will perform in the First Semi-Final at the 67th Eurovision Song Contest in May.

Tonight, the Irish entry was chosen during Eurosong 2023: The group Wild Youth will be representing Ireland with the song "We Are One"

Six of these victories were in the '80s and '90s: Six acts competed to represent Ireland in Liverpool on the Eurovision stage. The winner was chosen by an international as well as a national jury and the televote results.

Dublin band Wild Youth will represent Ireland at Eurovision 2023. The group will perform their track We Are One at the competition in Liverpool this May. Also ...

"Obviously thank you to everyone who voted for us. "We hope everyone gets behind the song and we hope everyone gets behind us. His entry, Hawaii, was dedicated to his wife of nearly five decades, Nora, who is living with Alzheimer’s disease.

Wild Youth were crowned champions on Friday night's Late Late Show Eurosong special and will now represent Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest in ...

It was such a joy." it was really polished." Celine Byrne said: "I think it is one for the Eurovision – every element of it was brilliant. Celine said: "I think it was a solid performance. Gemma said: "It was a really confident performance. Gemma said: "It is super popular now. Next, it was the turn of CONNOLLY who shared that she has a "biased opinion about Eurovision as it was a big part of my growing up". They also explained that the inspiration for their song "came from a conversation about Eurovision and how everyone should feel free to be themselves". She added: "I just worry that when it gets higher he might struggle a little bit and when you are on the big stage you need to be there 100 per cent." I think it's good because it has a dance-pop vibe which is really commercial at the moment, it's very radio-friendly." She is giving me Sia vibes, and I think it was very strong." I wanted to get up and dance."

Competing for the chance to represent Ireland at the competition in Liverpool this May, the band saw off rival songs from former sex pistols front man John ...

Other entrants were Donegal songwriter ADGY, Grafton Street busker Leila Jane and Longford duo Wild and K Muni & ND had also been in the running. We want to thank all of our families, they have supported us from day one.” His entry, 'Hawaii', was dedicated to his wife of nearly five decades, Nora, who is living with Alzheimer’s disease.

The possibility of Lydon's post-punk band, Public Image Ltd, representing Ireland at the 67th Eurovision song contest in Liverpool in May had attracted ...

“There’s a sense of, ‘We wish you and your wife the best, but your comments are just too insulting.’” “People go on about Ireland winning Eurovision more than any other country, but those glory years unfolded in a jury-only system. Lydon, formerly known as Johnny Rotten, irked some Eurovision fans when he called the contest “awful” and “phoney” in a recent radio interview. Each awarded Lydon six points for a total of 18, putting him in the middle of the table. Wild Youth’s singer, Conor O’Donohoe, said the band was overwhelmed. “No I have not, but that’s not the point.”