Douze points or die: Ireland’s toughest ever Eurovision quiz
Douze points or die: Ireland’s toughest ever Eurovision quiz
Ireland’s 2008 Eurovision entry, Dustin the Turkey, was forced to change the lyrics of his song, Irelande Douze Pointe, ahead of the live semi-final. Why?
During the 2016 show on BBC, Graham Norton revealed the advice Terry Wogan gave him about presenting the show on the BBC. What was it?
What kind of icicles did the band Dervish sing about in They Can’t Stop The Spring? the 2007 Eurovision entry penned by John Waters, They Can’t Stop The Spring?
Dervish got five points, placing Ireland last for the first time in its history. Which country gave us our only points that year?
At the 1988 contest, Johnny Logan launched a new Eurovision tradition. What was it?
Which of the following is not an actual lyric from an Irish entry?
Ireland’s 1972 entry was Sandie Jones, performing Ceol an Ghra. Why did it cause such a stir?
“Like two goblins that came out of a forest” is how Gabriel Byrne described which Irish Eurovision entry?
Host Gerry Ryan delivered the world’s first review of Riverdance, seconds after the interval act that rocked the Eurovision in 1994. What were his words?
Representing Ireland in 2018 was Ryan O’Shaughnessy, a nephew of 2001 entrant Gary O’Shaughnessy. What did uncle Gary sing?
Ireland holds the record of most Eurovision wins, at 7. But which country is closing in?
Which real-life Eurovision performance inspired Father Ted’s My Lovely Horse?