Ireland is getting ready for another edition of the Eurovision special on Ryan Tubridy’s The Late Late Show. Six acts will stand on the stage in Dublin to compete for the right to represent the Emerald Isle at Eurovision 2023 across the water in Liverpool.Ahead of the grand final, we asked y’all to vote for the act you want to see lift the trophy. And after counting 2,147 votes, the results are in.

CONNOLLY a favourite to win Ireland’s Eurosong 2023

CONNOLLY emerged on top as your choice for Ireland at Eurovision 2023. You awarded CONNOLLY with 766 votes, or roughly 35.68% of all votes cast.

20-year-old singer-songwriter Jennifer Connolly, from Connemara, wrote her ballad “Midnight Summer Night” at the height of the pandemic. She told RTÉ earlier: 

“The song conveys confusion and overwhelming detachment, but overall. the song implies that nothing bad lasts forever, delivering a sense of hope. To be in with a chance to share my song on such a legendary platform as Eurovision is amazing. It would be nothing less than a dream come true to bring Eurovision back home for Ireland once again.”

Second place in our poll went to Adgy. The part-Irish track “Too Good for Your Love” received 537 votes or approximately 25.01% of all votes cast.

Claiming the bronze medal is Leila Jane with “Wild”. In our poll, Leila picked up 310 votes — that’s 14.44% of the total vote.

Poll results: Who should win Eurosong 2023 and represent Ireland at Eurovision?

  1. CONNOLLY – “Midnight Summer Night” — 35.68%, 766 votes
  2. Adgy – “Too Good for Your Love” — 25.01%, 537 votes
  3. Leila Jane – “Wild” — 14.44%, 310 votes
  4. Wild Youth – “We Are One” — 11.74%, 252 votes
  5. Public Image Ltd – “Hawaii” — 10.76%, 231 votes
  6. K Muni & ND – “Down In The Rain” — 2.37%, 51 votes

Total votes: 2,157

Ireland Eurosong 2023

Ireland’s Eurosong 2023 takes place on 3 February. It will be held as part of a special episode of The Late Late Show, hosted by Ryan Tubridy.

The show will start at 21:35 GMT (CET + 1)  on RTÉ One and in the RTÉ Player. Yes, the show indeed honours its name. 

The result will be determined by a mixture of votes from three groups: a national jury, an international jury, and the public televote. 

Do you think CONNOLLY will win Eurosong 2023? Is she your favourite? Or do you think someone else will triumph? Let us know in the comments down below.

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Isaac
Isaac
1 year ago

Conolly!!

Colin
Colin
1 year ago

Connolly has the best song in this NF. Just a *little* re-tweak, this could actually be great. None of the other 5 is bad, but they all within the shades of ”okay” or ”so-so”. I guess that Adgy could elevate his track with adding Irish lyrics. All the ”possible” revamps for tonight make me curious, and are also the reason why I haven’t really rated this selection so far. But if they pick Connolly, Ireland will be my 1st so far.

David
David
1 year ago

SlaySLAY ireland 2023 will be the year we come back to the final!!!!

Devito
1 year ago

At last, we will know the fourth song of this season. My thoughts are with Adgy and Wild Youth!

Thallo
Thallo
1 year ago

Unfortunately, Wild Youth will probably win and land Ireland another NQ.

Jay
Jay
1 year ago

No final for Ireland

Dave
Dave
1 year ago

I think Ireland should take the risk with Connolly. They’ve sent generic pop for a while now with no results… Ireland need to take risks to make the final they don’t get easy votes from anyone

Kalla
Kalla
1 year ago

I’m team Adgy tomorrow. I like Connoly’s song, but think it will get very lost at eurovision. To good for love is a great pop/club song, not always the most popular in eurovision voting, but is the kind of song you want to hear to dance to in the audience!

Voilà monsieur
Voilà monsieur
1 year ago

Connolly absolutely does have the best song, however, I do worry how much it would stand out with viewers (especially when the semi-finals are 100% televoting). Those sort of indie songs are very pleasant but are easily forgotten about after a first listen

Sherlock
Sherlock
1 year ago

Yup -agree… Add in we’re the third song on the first semi (Tuesday= no day) with all the Nordics, and no UK/Australia votes and we’ve got a battle on our hands just to be remembered to get out of the semi-final. I’m hopeful ADGY will blow the clothes of the audience on first play, and reinvigorate with the 15s reminders that play once voting starts.

Sherlock
Sherlock
1 year ago

ADGY., ADGY, ADGY… OIH, OIH, OIH.

Then Leila/Connolly. Best of luck guys/gals.

Pat
Pat
1 year ago
Reply to  Sherlock

My same order as well! Wishing Adgy the best! Excited about hearing the Irish lyrics finally!!!

SebESC23
SebESC23
1 year ago
Reply to  Pat

Connolly has added Irish lyrics too to MSN.

Cathan
Cathan
1 year ago
Reply to  SebESC23

Did she, Where did you hear this?

Amar pelos dois
Amar pelos dois
1 year ago

Please Ireland! Send Connolly or Adgy to ESC, please.

The boygroup is not my cup of tea.

Dida
Dida
1 year ago

Nothing special. She reminds me of Romania’s Roxen, which was… Meh! I much prefere Adgy

Vivian
Vivian
1 year ago

Jesus that cover picture startled the crap out of me XD

Pandaman
Pandaman
1 year ago
Reply to  Vivian

*INTENSE STARING*