#ESC2022: Eurovision Ireland reviews… Part I We at Eurovision Ireland have taken a look at the songs participating in the 2022 Eurovision Song Contest (plus one other). In seven reviews, we pick apart the songs, and see if we can find our favourite. Here’s our first review… Bulgaria […]
#ESC2022: Interview with Brooke from Ireland Eurovision Ireland got access to the press event at the 2022 London Eurovision Party at the Hard Rock Hotel near Marble Arch. Naturally, we caught up with Brooke, who will be heading to Turin. She told us about stage performances, and of […]
#ST PATRICK’S DAY: A time to celebrate It’s that time of the year again. No, not that time, that’s in May. If you’re Irish, then this is the day for you. Much of the world goes a little bit green – in more ways than one. So here […]
#IRELAND: And the winner is… Ireland has hosted its first national final since 2015, and of the six contenders, RTÉ will be sending Brooke Scullion to Turin in May with the song That’s rich. It’s written by Brooke, along with Izzy Warner and Karl Zine Brooke – That’s […]
IRELAND: Live blog of Eurosong 2022 from 22.35 CET 23.27 – Thanks for staying with us. Tell us whether you think it’s the right choice. And how do you think Brooke will do in May? 23.26 – So Brooke from Derry will be going to Turin. Congratulations to […]
#INTERVIEW: Brendan Murray of Ireland Eurovision Ireland caught up with Brendan Murray. He told us about his plans for the staging of his song at the national final, advice for singers and songwriters, and of course, cake. Here’s his song Brendan sings Real love in the Late Late […]
#INTERVIEW: Rachel Goode of Ireland Eurovision Ireland caught up with Irish hopeful Rachel Goode. She told us about her national final staging, her stand out Eurovision moment, and of course cake. Here’s her song Rachel sings I’m loving me in the Late Late Show Eurovision Special on Friday […]
#EUROVISION IRELAND REVIEWS: Irish Eurosong 2022 As we know, Irish broadcaster RTÉ is holding a national final for the first time since 2015. Six lucky performers are in the running for the coveted ticket to Turin. We at Eurovision Ireland have reviewed the six songs. Watch the video […]
#HALL OF FAME: Welcome inductees 11 and 12 Here at Eurovision Ireland, we want to celebrate those most illustrious people who have made our favourite TV show the thing that it is today. In each edition, we’ll induct two performer or personalities from somewhere in Eurovision land. These […]
#HALLOWE’EN: Eurovision goes bump in the night Hallowe’en and Eurovision. Does it scare you? Do you tremble on 31 October when you get a sinister knock at your door? Are you relieved when you find out it’s only the local kids going trick-or-treating? Or do you leave the […]
#EUROVISION IRELAND REVIEWS: Great British Song Contest 1997 It’s true that the United Kingdom can win the Eurovision Song Contest. It’s also true that that last win was 24 years ago. We at Eurovision Ireland review the Great British Song Contest that yielded that eventual winner in Dublin. […]
#HALL OF FAME: Welcome to inductees seven and eight Here at Eurovision Ireland, we want to celebrate those most illustrious people who have made our favourite TV show the thing that it is today. In each edition, we’ll induct two performer or personalities from somewhere in Eurovision land. […]
#HALL OF FAME: Two more inductees Here at Eurovision Ireland, we want to celebrate those most illustrious people who have made our favourite TV the thing that it is today. In each edition, we’ll induct two performer or personalities from somewhere in Eurovision land. These two inductees won […]
#ESC2021: Eurovision Ireland reviews… the Grand Final Eurovision Ireland took one last look at the events of the 2021 Grand Final of the Eurovision Song Contest. We kept it brief, just looking at the top 10, plus our highlights. Did you agree with the top 10? What were […]
#ESC2021: Eurovision Ireland interviews… Eurovision Ireland caught up with James Newman before his Friday afternoon rehearsals. He told us about his ideal collaboration, his time in Rotterdam and, of course, his favourite cake. Could the UK do well this year? Tell us what you think. Author/Source: Eurovision Ireland