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After Ireland's latest lacklustre Eurovision bid, the burning question is: what needs to change?

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When Bambie Thug came sixth at the 68th song contest last year, RTÉ’s long-standing Eurovision boss Michael Kealy was hopeful it would initiate a significant sea change.

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After Ireland's latest lacklustre Eurovision bid, the burning question is: what needs to change?

When Bambie Thug came sixth at the 68th song contest last year, RTÉ’s long-standing Eurovision boss Michael Kealy was hopeful it would initiate a significant sea change.

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Irish Independent broke the news in Ireland on Saturday, May 17, 2025.
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