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Ireland's bid for glory at Eurovision 2023 will take centre stage this Friday night in a very special Late Late Show Eurosong Special, where Ireland’s six hopefuls will battle it out to represent Ireland in Liverpool this May at the 67th Eurovision Song Contest.
The winner will be chosen by the combined votes awarded by, the Public Vote, an International Jury and a National Jury.The six Eurosong competing acts are ADGY , CONNOLLY , Wild Youth , Leila Jane , K Muni & ND, Kofi Appiah and Nevlonne Dampare , Public Image Limited who are all hoping to impress viewers and jurors alike with their offerings and make it onto the stage in Liverpool. The six songs were selected from hundreds of entries received by RTÉ..
Last Autumn RTÉ issued a callout on The Late Late Show for artists and songwriters with the talent and ambition to compete and succeed in this highly competitive environment. The final six songs will be performed live on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player on Friday evening.
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