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DARK TIMES

Quiz: How well do you remember Ireland's last 10 years at the Eurovision?

Jedward sang Lipstick in 2011… but what did they sing in 2012?
8.01pm, 6 May 2018
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IT’S 22 YEARS since Eimear Quinn brought The Voice to Norway and secured another Eurovision gong for Ireland.

The last few years have been lean, with Ireland failing to qualify for the final for the last 4 years. When we last got to the final in 2013, we came in last place.

So, ahead of Ryan O’Shaughnessy’s (hopefully) glorious return to Ireland’s mid-1990s Eurovision form, test your knowledge of our last 10 years at the Eurovision.

Dustin the Turkey failed to qualify with Irelande Douze Points in 2008, but what was his final position out of the 19-strong field?
James Horan/Rollingnews.ie
12th
15th

17th
19th
Sinéad Mulvey failed to qualify with Et Cetera in 2009 alongside which band?
Leon Farrell/Rollingnews.ie
Blue Lotus
White Lilly

Red Orchid
Black Daisy
1993 Eurovision winner Niamh Kavanagh was back in 2010, but what did she sing?
Leon Farrell/Rollingnews.ie
It's For You
All For Me

You Always Know
Without Your Love
Jedward sang Lipstick in 2011, got to the final, and secured Ireland's highest finish since 2000. Where did they finish?
Sam Boal/Rollingnews.ie
4th
6th

8th
10th
The lads from Lucan came back in 2012, but what did they sing?
Sasko Lazarov/Rollingnews.ie
Lowline
Waterline

Fineline
Gumline
Who got to the final for us in 2013, but came last?
Eurovision/Youtube
Chris Doran
Brian Kennedy

Ryan Dolan
David Martin
Can-linn featuring Kasey Smith failed to qualify in 2014, but what does the group's name mean in Irish?
Laura Hutton/Rollingnews.ie
Love with us
Sing with us

Dance with us
Dine with us
Molly Sterling didn't get past the semi-final in 2015 with what song?
Sam Boal/Rollingnews.ie
Playing with Love
Playing with Fools

Playing with Fire
Playing with Numbers
Which former Westlife singer sang for Ireland in 2016?
James Horan/Rollingnews.ie
Kian Egan
Shane Filan

Nicky Byrne
Mark Feehily
What was Brendan Murray dying to do last year with his Eurovision entry?
Julian Stratenschulte/PA Images
Fly
Cry

Try
Win
Answer all the questions to see your result!
You scored out of !
Top Dog!
Pawsitively perfect.
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You scored out of !
Clever Cat!
Almost purrfect.
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You scored out of !
Fintastic
Flippin' good.
Share your result:
You scored out of !
What are ewe doing!?
Baaaaaaaad.
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You scored out of !
Turtley awful
Shell of a bad effort.
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