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🇮🇪 It’s Bambie Thug for Ireland

Bambie Thug will represent Ireland. In an exciting show, part of the Late Late Show, “Doomsday Blue” was chosen out of eight songs. The song is written and composed by Cuntry Ray Robinson, Olivia Cassy Brooking, Sam Matlock, Tyler Ryder. Bambie Thug has a difficult task: together with Sweden, Ireland holds the record of seven wins. Will they be the eighth?

Here are the full results:

  1. Bambie Thug, “Doomsday Blue”, 32 pts
  2. Ailsha, “Go Tobann”, 24 pts
  3. Next In Line, “Love like us”, 24 pts
  4. Erica-Cody, “Love me like I do”, 22 pts
  5. JyellowL, “Judas”, 16 pts
  6. Isabelle Kearny, “Let me be the fire”, 8 pts

 

 

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