Image dump of most of the art I’ve done for Eurovision 2024 so far!! I forgot to post the first two over here, so I’m doing it now :))
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Image dump of most of the art I’ve done for Eurovision 2024 so far!! I forgot to post the first two over here, so I’m doing it now :))
oh i know, don't know, this part 😨
gabh mo leithscéal, gabh mo leithscéal 😥
Do you wanna be a star? 🤩
Is fearr Gaeilge bhriste ná Béarla cliste 😘
Late Late Eurosong tomorrow.
"Go Tobann" by Ailsha is a massive fan favourite, and yeah right that song damn is, but I have a feeling that if chosen, then it might just not do as well as it sets out to. The song's production is noisy, with a lot of processing or overfiltering not making me understand what's going on very well; I mean yeah it's epic and all that but there's just too much happening all at once, in a song that's 2:24 minutes.
I would like to not have it fail because of trying something different than usual (a la Germany last year), but I don't have my hopes up 100% high.
I'd be still not minding it winning the Irish NF. My favourite is "Let Me Be the Fire" by Isabella Kearney, but I stand for Ireland trying.
She didn’t win the contest but she won my heart.
🇮🇪 Ailsha: "We have this lovely language, we don't use it enough."
🇮🇪 Earlier this week @tojonation spoke to @ailshamsic who is hoping to bring the Irish language back to #Eurovision for the first time since 1972, Would you like to see her represent #Ireland in Malmö? #ESC2024
There’s now less than a week until Ireland’s Eurosong on January 26th, which decides their Eurovision 2024 entry. Ailsha is hoping to bring Irish to Eurovision for the first time since 1972 with her song “Go Tobann”. Watch our interview with Ailsha here! Together, Ailsha and Daniel talk about how she grew up in a musical family, learning Irish through a neighbour in County Kerry, and her hopes…
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