Ryan O Shaughnessy

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Communist Party sees body art as out of kilter with its moral socialist ideology

A brief history of Ireland at the Eurovision in 12 questions

From Johnny Logan top Dustin the Turkey, can you avoid nul points in our quiz

Ryan O’Shaughnessy holds it Together amid Eurovision madness

Singer was initially sceptical about contest but has been ‘overwhelmed’ by experience

Israel’s Netta wins the Eurovision song contest

Kitschy ‘Toy’ triumphs as Ryan O’Shaughnessy finishes 16th after strong performance

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The maddest song won Eurovision 2018, restoring some sanity to the crazy contest

A livid John McGuirk has all the nuance of a grenade attack

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Ireland Eurovision entry one of two censored in China

Ryan O’Shaughnessy’s song was cut because it includes two men dancing together

Ireland is bookies’ third favourite to win Eurovision

O’Shaughnessy will sing 24th out of the 26 acts in the final

Eurovision 2018: Everything you need to know for the final

Eurovision 2018 odds, when will Ryan O’Shaughnessy sing, is he in with a chance and who else can win

Eurovision bans Chinese broadcaster after it censors LGBTI content

Chinese TV censored Ireland performance which told story of same-sex relationship

Eurovision 2018: 10 songs that could win the contest

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How do you write a Eurovision hit?

Hamlet Sweeney of Dublin songwriting factory The Nucleus is hoping to lift Ireland’s Eurovision curse with a ‘dinger of a pop ballad’

Eurovision: Ryan O’Shaughnessy takes Ireland to first final in five years

Elated singer says he is ‘really proud’ of Irish team that put ‘heart and soul’ into project

Eurovision 2018 sees global turmoil take centre stage

Host Lisbon is helping to keep politics out of the song contest, but the lyrics say it all

Never mind church. Let’s take Hozier to Eurovision

Other countries throw stars and hit songwriters at the contest. Is there any path back to glory?

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