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Friday 30th Aug
Ireland’s representative at this year’s Eurovision Song Contest was not your usual entry but gave the country its highest placing in 24 years. Bambie has taken elements of pop, rock and electronic to create Ouija Pop and successfully smashed through gender and socio-political stereotypes.
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