The winner will go on to perform in front of over 160 million people worldwide in May
Six acts are set to battle it out on tonight's episode of The Late Late Show to see who will represent Ireland at this year's Eurovision Song Contest .
The winner of tonight’s Eurosong will then perform at the Eurovision Song Contest, in front of an audience of over 160 million people worldwide. The winner will be chosen by a combination of a National Jury, an International Jury, and the Public Vote.Read more: TikTok star Garron Noone announces Belfast showEach artist will perform their song live on RTÉ One and RTÉ Player tonight, all selected from hundreds of entries received by RTÉ following a callout for submissions last year.
"We’ve a great mix of songs and the costumes and props are fab. All six acts are really bringing it. It’s gonna be a great night with hopefully a brilliant song heading to Switzerland later this year."
Patrick Kielty Eurovision Song Contest RTE TV
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