Ireland's Eurovision 2025 hopeful Emmy takes the stage tonight with her space-inspired song Laika Party, but odds place her at risk of an early exit from the semi-final.

Emmy will first perform Laika Party during Eurovision’s second semi-final on Thursday, in the hope of booking her place in the final, which takes place two days later. Prior to taking part in ...

Luxembourg are back! Again! One of the “original seven” nations ended the longest huff in Eurovision history in 2024, returning to the contest for the first time since finishing in 20th place in ...

EMMY has been reflecting on her semi-final exit from the Eurovision Song Contest, admitting her disappointment but also the joy she felt as she got to "fulfil my childhood dream". The 24-year-old ...

Liam Geddes from Ballina, a songwriter and producer, was invited to be a member of Ireland’s jury for the final of this ...

I think Dublin and the whole of Ireland is so, so beautiful.” [ Emmy’s song about a dead Soviet space dog gets the Eurovision nod in entertaining Late Late specialOpens in new window ] Emmy ...

Ireland's Eurovision hopeful Emmy failed to make it past the semi-final stages of the contest on Thursday May 15 with her song Laika Party and popular opinion online was that the 24-year-old was ...

I think things are looking up”. Last year Bambie Thug became the first Irish entry to qualify for a Eurovision Grand Final since 2018. Emmy, has been buoyed by the arrival of so many Irish fans ...

Six years later, in 2021, Emmy made it to the final of Melodi Grand Prix, which is her country's pre-selection for the Eurovision Song Contest, with her song Witch Woods but but out to TIX.

Eurovision Song Contest hopeful Emmy Kristiansen has said she was “scared” of the judges who sent her through to represent Ireland in the competition. The 24-year-old Norwegian singer was ...

The 24-year-old Norwegian singer was voted through as the 2025 Ireland Eurovision representative with her song Laika Party. Emmy Kristiansen, Ireland’s Eurovision 2025 entry rehearsing her song ...

Eurovision Song Contest hopeful Emmy Kristiansen has said she was “scared” of the Irish judges who sent her through to the represent the country which jointly holds the most wins with Sweden.