#ESC2023: Interview with Joker Out from Slovenia Eurovision Ireland caught up for an interview with Slovenia’s Joker Out (well, 40% of them anyway). They told us about fame, an interesting collaboration, and of course their favourite cake. Author: John Stanton Source: Eurovision Ireland
#ESC23: Walking the streets in… The Euroclub Are you going to the Euroclub? Eurovision Ireland visited the venue for meets-and-greets with some of the artists. We also filmed a short video so you can see what to expect if you’re lucky enough to make it there. Are you […]
#ESC23: Interview with Wild Youth from Ireland Eurovision Ireland caught up with Wild Youth at Liverpool’s Camp and Furnace – home of this year’s Euroclub. They spoke about who’s given them advice, staging and, of course, their favourite cake Author: John Stanton Source: Eurovision Ireland
#ESC2023: Interview with Reiley from Denmark Eurovision Ireland caught up with Reiley from Denmark at the Camp and Furnace Euroclub. He told us about his origins, what he’s learned since he won Dansk MGP and, of course, his favourite cake. Author: John Stanton Source: Eurovision Ireland
#BIRTHDAY: Anjeza Shahini from Albania is 36 today Cast your mind back, if you can, to when your country first took part in the Eurovision Song Contest. A time for optimism and hope. Who knows, that win or good placing was just a few voters away. Naturally, there […]
#ESC23: Interview with Victor Vernicos of Greece Eurovision Ireland caught up with Victor Vernicos of Greece. He told us about the Greek national selection, his time in Liverpool and what his favourite cake is. Could Victor Vernicos win the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest? Let us know what you […]
#ESC23: Interview with Andrew Lambrou of Cyprus Eurovision Ireland caught up with Andrew Lambrou of Cyprus. He told us about last year’s Australian National Final, being internally selected for Cyprus and whether he likes cake or not. Could Andrew Lambrou win the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest? Let us […]
#ESC2023: Interview with Voyager from Australia Eurovision Ireland caught up with Scott and Simone from the band Voyager. They told us about the video, their clothier and, of course, their favourite cake. Author: John Stanton Source: Eurovision Ireland
#BIRTHDAY: Ramón from Spain is 38 today We will soon have a new winner of the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest. Who will it be? One of the lucky qualifiers from a semi-final? Or the defending country? Or one of the Big Five? Many from certain parts of Europe […]
#ESC2023: Walking the streets in… Chester Eurovision Ireland got out of Liverpool, and went to the delightful city of Chester. Less than an hour from central Liverpool by train, and costing less than £6 return to get there (with an all-day ticket), it’s definitely worth a visit. But […]
#BIRTHDAY: Intars Busulis from Latvia is 45 today Every song will have at least one fan. Yes, every song. The fan may not shout about it, for fear of ridicule. But I’m sure even you, dear reader, likes an ‘unpopular’ song. I say that because the song from […]
#ESC2023: Walking the streets in… Liverpool We at Eurovision like to inform entertain and educate. So here’s a short video of some of the sites you may wish to know about if you’re heading to Liverpool. Eurovision Village? We have the covered. And, of course, the merch shop. […]
#ESC2023: Interview with Mimicat of Portugal Eurovision Ireland caught up with Mimicat of Portugal. She told us about Eating out, the friends she’s made and how she would spend €1,000. Could Mimicat win the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest? Tell us what you think. Author: John Stanton Source: Eurovision […]
#BIRTHDAY: Timna Brauer from Austria is 62 today These days, our favourite TV show is fairly free and easy with language. If a country isn’t using its own language, then English is the favourite but not the only choice. Some songs even contain a plethora of tongues to […]
#PLAYING WITH NUMBERS: Second Semi-final running order It’s often discussed that running order can enhance or kill a song’s chances. Probably even more so in a semi-final, when culturally-similar countries don’t always get the chance to cast a vote for each other. We at Eurovision Ireland have looked […]