TG4 Celebrates 10 Years at Junior Eurovision in Ireland
The Irish broadcaster TG4 is celebrating a significant milestone as it marks 10 years of participation in the Junior Eurovision Song Contest. This event began in 2015, when Ireland first entered the competition.
TG4’s Journey in Junior Eurovision
Since its debut in Sofia, Bulgaria, TG4 has represented Ireland annually at Junior Eurovision, except for 2020 due to the pandemic. The broadcaster has played a crucial role in promoting the event in the country.
Upcoming Special Broadcast
To commemorate this decade-long journey, TG4 will air a special program titled “Junior Eurovision: An 10ú Réalt.” This broadcast will take place on December 7 at 20:30 CET.
The program will include interviews with former participants and showcase Lottie O’Driscoll Murray’s preparation for the upcoming contest.
Lottie O’Driscoll Murray and 2025 Contest
- Lottie O’Driscoll Murray is set to represent Ireland in 2025.
- She will perform the song “Rúin” (Secrets), crafted by Ian James White, Nicky Brennan, and Jenny Ní Ruiséil.
Notable Participation and Achievements
Throughout its participation, Ireland has had several standout moments. Aimee Banks was the first Irish representative in 2015, finishing 12th with “Réalta na mara.” The most remarkable achievement came in 2022 when Sophie Lennon secured 4th place in Yerevan, earning 150 points with her song “Solas.”
TG4’s continuous support for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest reflects Ireland’s commitment to nurturing young musical talent and engaging with the Eurovision community.
