Gone are the great days of Irish participation in Eurovision, perhaps forever. The glorious nights watching Dana or Johnny Logan collect douze points — preferably at the expense of the Royaume-Uni — to win the title seem unlikely to return.
Irish contestants Wild Youth failed to make it into the top 10 of the acts in Tuesday’s first semi-final and were eliminated, removing direct Irish interest in the final.
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