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| PICTURE: Instagram/@bambiethug
The Grand Final of the 68th Eurovision Song Contest takes place on Saturday 11 May and we are backing Bambie Thug all the way.
Ireland's Eurovision entry Bambie Thug had their final rehearsal in Malmö, Sweden on Friday morning, May 10 ahead of the final.
Ireland are set to preform tenth and Bambie Thug is ranked fourth with their song Doomsday Blue.
Presenter and Eurovision legend Marty Whelan has said Ireland are in with "a great chance" in the final.
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The last time Ireland participated in the Eurovision Song Contest Grand Final was six years ago with Ryan O'Shaughnessy's track Together in 2018.
You can stream the big event on RTÉ One, RTÉ 2FM, and the RTÉ Player from 8pm tonight, Saturday, May 11 from 8pm.
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