#POLL – Best of Eurovision – ICELAND – VOTE for your all time favourite!

By jjs1990 on February 2, 2021 • ( Leave a comment )

Building on the success of our Best of the Big 5 series, Eurovision Ireland is now broadening its search for your favourite entries from countries across the continent, spanning the contest’s entire back catalogue – that’s well over 1500 songs!

You told us you wanted us to take a look at your Top 10s from Scandinavia – and we listened! Kicking off our Nordic tour in Iceland, we’ve spent the last few week choosing your favourites from the semi-finals – but with 20 contestants left and only one podium in the Eurovision Ireland Hall of Fame for Iceland, there are still some tough decisions to be made!

Here are the fully adjudicated results from both our semi finals, one for songs from odd numbered years and one for even. Both polls are now closed, but if you want to take a peak and see where the other songs ranked, check them out on our Odd Years Poll and Even Years Poll.

	ODD YEARS	POINTS	EVEN YEARS	POINTS
1st	Is It True? (2009)	360 points	Je Ne Sais Quoi (2010)	361 points
2nd	Open Your Heart (2003)	318 points	This Is My Life (2008)	330 points
3rd	Minn Hinsti Dans (1997)	287 points	Never Forget (2012)	279 points
4th	Ég Á Líf (2013)	279 points	Hear Them Calling (2016)	276 points
5th	All Out Of Luck (1999)	253 points	Nei Eða Já (1992)	264 points
6th	If I Had Your Love (2005)	222 points	Think About Things (2020)	232 points
7th	Coming Home (2011)	214 points	No Prejudice (2014)	225 points
8th	Þá Veistu Svarið (1993)	211 points	Nætur (1994)	223 points
9th	Hatrið Mun Sigra (2019)	166 points	Gleðibankinn (1986)	207 points
10th	Valentine Lost (2007)	165 points	Eitt Lag Enn (1990)	178 points

But don’t let these results influence you – all scores have been reset to zero, so anyone can seize victory! Any one of these 20 songs could be crowned your favourite Eurovision song from Iceland and win that coveted spot in the Eurovision Ireland Hall of Fame!

Use your votes wisely – as always, you can vote for your Top 10! The results will be announced in a video that will be posted next week – so don’t delay, cast your vote now!!

Author: James Scanlan
Source: Eurovision Ireland