Shayne ward willing to sing for Ireland at Eurovision! This is the news that broke earlier this week on RTE Radio. On the Derek Mooney Radio show this week they interviewed Eurovision song-writer Karl Broderick.
Karl was speaking on the international success of the recent song “Another You” which has been recorded by a Russian pop star. In the interview – that you can listen to HERE – Karl spoke of this year’s Eurosong selection in Ireland.
He explained how upset he was at the accusations that had been made against him and his act Eoghan Quigg but interestingly he also spoke how UK X-Factor winner Shayne Ward was also in the frame with the song with the hope of going to Eurovision and representing Ireland.
It seems that Shayne is interested in Eurovision and representing Ireland at Eurovision.
Now we suggested Shayne Ward for Eurovision last year – see HERE and HERE
Add to this Karl said that he has potentially a song in mind for Eurosong 2015 with a well-known Irish Female singer. Oh how we would love to see Samantha Mumba in the Irish Selection alongside Shayne Ward! Something we also suggested last year – See HERE #JustSaying
Is it too early to start dreaming?
What do you think of Shayne Ward representing Ireland at Eurovision?
Author/Editor in Chief Garrett Mulhall
Source : RTE Radio and Eurovision Ireland
Categories: Eurovision 2014, Eurovision 2015, Eurovision Interviews, Ireland
we should pick shane ward, buy not mumba, we have seen in the past that black singers don’t tend to do well are eurovision (stella 2011, guitana 2012, riskykidd 2014) so i feel if we pick her it will ruin our chances.
Interesting point Cathal. I can only think of Estonia that won and bucked the trend.
If he has an OUTSTANDING song we might just do business next year in Vienna.
Agree with you Deven
it would be great to see shane at eurovision, but surely he should represent the UK first?
Not sure Alan – He is always in Ireland due to his family. He still tours here so there is a fan base for him
Shayne’s parents are Irish in fact and he is an Irish passport holder
Do you think he would be a good selection Ron?
Oh dear God…please no more Karl Broderick at Eurosong. Or washed-up former pop stars for that matter.
Talk about taking a giant step backwards…