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Ireland: One of the Six Eurosong 2025 Contestants Directly Invited by RTÉ!

The Irish Head of Delegation, Michael Kealy, has revealed that one of the six artists competing in Eurosong 2025 was directly invited by RTÉ.

Speaking on Thursday’s “Ray D’Arcy Show,” Michael Kealy explained that one of the six acts competing in Eurosong 2025 is the ‘RTÉ Wildcard.’ He noted that the quality and variety of songs submitted this year have improved, thanks to Ireland’s best result in 24 years.

Explaining the decision to invite an artist directly, Mr. Kealy stated:

As you know, in recent years, we have reserved the right to fast-track entries to the Eurosong final that we think are exceptional or are artists we know well and believe can perform well in the competition… So, we have one artist we have invited to participate in our Eurosong.

Mr. Kealy added that the public will recognize the invited artist, as they have an international profile.

The six songs competing in Eurosong 2025 will be unveiled starting January 20 on “The Ray D’Arcy Show,” airing weekdays from 3 pm.

The Irish national final for Eurovision 2025, “The Late Late Show Eurosong Special,” is scheduled for February 7.

Last year, Bambie Thug won the national selection and represented Ireland in Malmö with “Doomsday Blue.” Bambie not only brought Ireland back to the Grand Final but also secured sixth place in the standings.

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Source: RTE

Ireland: Eurosong 2025 will take place on February 7th!

In recent news, Éirevision podcast confirmed that the Irish national selection for Eurovision 2025 will once again take place as part of The Late Late Show. This marks the fourth consecutive year that the popular talk show will host the special edition of Eurosong, with the event scheduled for Friday, February 7th, 2025.

Eurosong 2025

Six acts will compete for the Irish representation at the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. Given the success of last year’s representative, Bambie Thug, expectations are high for a highly competitive edition.

RTÉ also addressed the possibility of introducing a separate, standalone national selection for Eurovision in the future. However, due to financial constraints, this plan has been delayed, with the broadcaster citing instability in funding as the primary reason. Despite this, the Irish delegation remains optimistic about implementing such a format in the coming years.

While further details about the artists and songs competing in Eurosong 2025 have not yet been revealed, snippets of the rumored Eurosong acts have started circulating on social media.

Bambie Thug triumphed in last year’s Eurosong with their song “Doomsday Blue”, securing Ireland’s spot in the Grand Final for the first time in six years, ultimately finishing in the sixth place.

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Source: Éirevision