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Ireland Eurovision Song Contest entries discography

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This is adiscography of theIreland entries for theEurovision Song Contest, featuring the highest chart placing attained on theIrish Singles Chart.

Irish Singles Chart

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YearArtistSongChart Position
1965Butch Moore"I'm Walking the Streets in the Rain"1[1]
1966Dickie Rock"Come Back to Stay"1[1]
1967Sean Dunphy"If I Could Choose"2[2]
1968Pat McGeegan"Chance of a Lifetime"1[1]
1969Muriel Day"The Wages of Love"1[1]
1970Dana"All Kinds of Everything"1[1]
1971Angela Farrell"One Day Love"4
1972Sandie Jones"Ceol an Ghrá"1[1]
1973Maxi"Do I Dream?"7
1974Tina Reynolds"Cross Your Heart"1[1]
1975The Swarbriggs"That's What Friends Are For"2
1976Red Hurley"When?"4
1977The Swarbriggs Plus Two"It's Nice to Be in Love Again"1[1]
1978Colm C. T. Wilkinson"Born to Sing"8
1979Cathal Dunne"Happy Man"5
1980Johnny Logan"What's Another Year?"1[1]
1981Sheeba"Horoscopes"3
1982The Duskeys"Here Today, Gone Tomorrow"12
1984Linda Martin"Terminal 3"7
1985Maria Christian"Wait Until the Weekend Comes"15
1986Luv Bug"You Can Count On Me"2
1987Johnny Logan"Hold Me Now"1[1]
1988Jump the Gun"Take Him Home"3
1989Kiev Connolly and the Missing Passengers"The Real Me"17
1990Liam Reilly"Somewhere in Europe"6
1991Kim Jackson"Could It Be That I'm in Love?"7
1992Linda Martin"Why Me?"1[1]
1993Niamh Kavanagh"In Your Eyes"1[1]
1994Paul Harrington andCharlie McGettigan"Rock 'n' Roll Kids"2
1995Eddie Friel"Dreamin'"5
1996Eimear Quinn"The Voice"3[1]
1997Marc Roberts"Mysterious Woman"2
1998Dawn Martin"Is Always Over Now?"24
1999The Mullans"When You Need Me"Failed to chart[1]
2000Eamonn Toal"Millennium of Love"Failed to chart[1]
2001Gary O'Shaughnessy"Without Your Love"Failed to chart[1]
2003Mickey Harte"We've Got the World"1[3]
2004Chris Doran"If My World Stopped Turning"1[4]
2005Donna and Joe"Love?"2
2006Brian Kennedy"Every Song Is a Cry for Love"4
2007Dervish"They Can't Stop the Spring"Failed to chart[1]
2008Dustin the Turkey"Irelande Douze Pointe"5[5]
2009Sinéad Mulvey andBlack Daisy"Et Cetera"6
2010Niamh Kavanagh"It's for You"8
2011Jedward"Lipstick"1[1]
2012Jedward"Waterline"5
2013Ryan Dolan"Only Love Survives"13
2014Can-linnfeat.Kasey Smith"Heartbeat"39
2015Molly Sterling"Playing with Numbers"77[2]
2016Nicky Byrne"Sunlight"68[2]
2017Brendan Murray"Dying to Try"Failed to chart[1]
2018Ryan O'Shaughnessy"Together"17
2019Sarah McTernan"22"Failed to chart[1]
2020Lesley Roy"Story of My Life"Failed to chart
2021Lesley Roy"Maps"76
2022Brooke"That's Rich"54
2023Wild Youth"We Are One"93
2024Bambie Thug"Doomsday Blue"23[6]
2025Emmy"Laika Party"49[7]

Chart positions sourced from 'Irish Charts Archive' (Only Top 30 entries can be found here)[8]

See also

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References

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  1. ^abcdefghijklmnopqrstHayes, Jim (May 7, 2024)."Retro chart: 15 of Ireland's Eurovision songs have reached number one".independent.ie. Wexford People.
  2. ^abcTsinivits, Kyriakos (August 19, 2020)."The Irish Eurovision entries that have appeared on the Irish Singles Chart".Aussievision.
  3. ^"The Irish Charts - Search - Mickey Harte".irishcharts.ie.
  4. ^"The Irish Charts - Search - Chris Doran".irishcharts.ie.
  5. ^Murphy, Lauren (May 10, 2022)."The highs and lows of Ireland's Eurovision entries over the years".Entertainment.ie.
  6. ^"The Irish Charts - Search - Bambie Thug".irishcharts.ie.
  7. ^"Official Irish Singles Chart 14 February - 20 February 2025".The Official Charts.com.
  8. ^"The Irish Charts - All there is to know".irishcharts.ie.
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  • Note: Entries scored out signify where Ireland did not compete. Italics indicate an entry in a future contest.
  • See also:Irish Eurovision discography
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