Late Late Show Eurosong: When was the last time Ireland qualified for the Eurovision grand final?

Johnny Logan famously won the Eurovision Song Contest twice (1980 & 1987) with the songs 'What's Another Year' and  'Hold Me Now'. Screenshot: YouTubeplaceholder image
Johnny Logan famously won the Eurovision Song Contest twice (1980 & 1987) with the songs 'What's Another Year' and 'Hold Me Now'. Screenshot: YouTube

Ireland's entry for Eurovision 2024 in Sweden will be selected on a Eurosong edition of The Late Late Show

The six songs bidding to represent Ireland at the Eurovision Song Contest 2024 in Sweden have been revealed.

This year's national selection takes place on a special 'Eurosong' edition of the Late Late Show this Friday, January 26 at 9.35pm - which will be broadcast live on RTÉ One.

Sweden, who won last year's Eurovision in Liverpool with Loreen's song 'Tattoo', are now level with Ireland for the most Eurovision victories (7) in the history of the competition.

Ireland's 2023 representatives, Wild Youth, failed to qualify for the grand final - making it five years since the country last qualified for the final. Ryan O'Shaughnessy was the last to do so with the song 'Together' in 2018.

The Late Late Show Eurosong 2024 line-up is as follows:

- Erica Cody (Song: Love Me Like I Do)

- Ailsha (Song: Go Tobann)

- Isabella Kearney (Song: Let Me Be The Fire)

- JyellowL (Song: Judas)

- Bambie Thug (Song: Doomsday Blues)

- Next In Line (Song: Love Like Us)

The current bookmakers' favourite ahead of Friday's Eurosong show is Erica Cody with the song 'Love Me Like I Do'. 

Eurovision 2024 takes place in Malmö between May 7 and May 11.

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