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Ireland: song selection in the Late Late Show

Ireland will select a song tonight. The national final will be part of the famous “Late Late Show” on RTÉ television. Six songs will compete. The show starts at 22.35 and can be watched here. These are the participants:

nr. title artist(s)  
1 One night, one kiss, one promise Patrick O’Sullivan
2 Ashes of yesterday Janet Grogan
3 Real love Brendan Murray
4 Yeah, we’re going to get out of it Miles Graham
5 I’m loving me Rachel Goode
6 That’s rich Brooke Scullion

Brendan Murray represented Ireland in the 2017 Eurovision Song Contest.

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