We were promised something revolutionary, and Lesley Roy has delivered – at least in the visual department. Ireland is bringing something unique this year with their staging of the song Maps, and this is easily the most prop heavy performance thus far. We see Lesley placed as if she is in a storybook with cut…
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Ireland continues to hold the record for most Eurovision wins, having won the contest no less than 7 times since their debut back in 1965. In recent years, the nation has struggled to reach the heights of their past participations. It’s not uncommon to see Ireland remain in the semi-final, however this year they are…
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Another Eurovision national final season has concluded, and we have (almost) all 40 competing entries for this year’s contest. That means it’s poll time! Who do you think should win this year’s Eurovision Song Contest? Vote in our poll below! You can vote for one act, or multiple, and once you’ve voted, make sure to…
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After the cancellation of Eurovision in 2020, Irish representative Lesley Roy returned this year to represent the nation once again. Now, her song ‘Maps’ has been released alongside the music video. The uplifting anthem was released on radio show, Breakfast with Doireann & Eoghan, and is now available on the official Eurovision YouTube channel. Maps…
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It has been officially announced that Lesley Roy will continue her Eurovision journey in 2021, representing Ireland at the contest. Lesley was set to represent the nation in 2020, however the contest was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The 2021 representative has been in the studio for the last three months working on a…
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With the unprecedented cancellation of Eurovision 2020, it has left the participating broadcasters with the question – will they re-select their 2020 entrant, or will they begin the selection process again to start afresh? We now know that the same 41 countries will be participating at Eurovision 2021, with a number of those broadcasters having…
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This year’s Junior Eurovision Song Contest has taken another hit, with Ireland now announcing that they will not take part in this year’s contest. This comes after Australia, North Macedonia and Wales all announced their withdrawal from the contest. Like the other nations, Ireland is citing the current COVID-19 pandemic as the reason for not…
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A few weeks back, we caught up on all things Junior Eurovision, however since then, a number of nations have confirmed, or withdrawn from the contest. Here’s an update on the participating nations: The list of participating countries has not yet been finalised, but here are the nations who have confirmed their intent to participate:…
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We may not get to see our 2020 favourites take to the stage, but that doesn’t mean we can’t reminisce on our Eurovision favourites. This series is aimed to discover the team’s favourite entries from the 21st century, from 2001 to 2019. In collaboration with ESCDaily, we will be reviewing some of their 21st Century…
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Despite still holding the record for the most wins in the history of the Eurovision Song Contest, Ireland has certainly struggled to grasp what it takes to qualify in the modern day contest, let alone achieve another win. This year, they hoped that Lesley Roy would cruise into the final with her song, Story of…
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