Ireland cleared of song contest cheating

Ireland was today cleared of cheating in the Eurovision Song Contest voting.

Ireland cleared of song contest cheating
Wed, 18 Jun, 2003 - 12:48

Ireland was today cleared of cheating in the Eurovision Song Contest voting.

The body that runs the annual competition upheld Turkey’s victory after ruling that RTE acted correctly in using a backup jury to produce its votes.

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