no they came 8th in last years but that doesnt mean that they carnt come second or even win this year ..fingers crossed :)
Jedward placed 23rd in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 final with the song "Waterline".
Norway has come last in Eurovision 11 times, the most out of any country.
Blue represented the United Kingdom with their song "I can". They automatically qualified for the final (as the UK is a Big 5 country) and came 11th out of the 25 finallists.
No they live in lensteir in dublin the capital
The United Kingdom has come in 2nd a total of 15 times. 1959 - "Sing Little Birdie" by Pearl Carr & Teddy Johnson 1960 - "Looking High, High, High" by Bryan Johnson 1961 - "Are You Sure" by The Allisons 1964 - "I Love the Little Things" by Matt Monro 1965 - "I Belong" by Kathy Kirby 1968 - "Congratulations" by Cliff Richard (There are allegations of vote rigging in ESC 1968, but officially, Congratulations came in second) 1970 - "Knock Knock, Who's There?" by Mary Hopkin 1972 - "Beg, Steal, or Borrow" by The New Seekers 1975 - "Let Me Be the One" by The Shadows 1977 - "Rock Bottom" by Lynsey de Paul and Mike Moran 1988 - "Go" by Scott Fitzgerald 1989 - "Why Do I Always Get It Wrong?" by Live Report 1992 - "One Step Out of Time" by Michael Bell 1993 - "Better the Devil You Know" by Sonia 1998 - "Where Are You?" by Imaani
Jedward placed 23rd in the Eurovision Song Contest 2012 final with the song "Waterline".
In 2012, Ireland (represented by Jedward) came 19th out of 26 contestants in the final.
The United Kingdom have come 2nd in the Eurovision Song Contest on a record 15 occasions to date.
Romania came 19th out of 25 countries in Eurovision 2009.
They finished in 5th place.
Ireland has won it more times than any country, but the Eurovision Song Contest does not have a home. It will be held in Ireland again, the year after Ireland next win it.
Norway has come last in Eurovision 11 times, the most out of any country.
They came second.
'its my time' sung by Jade Ewen came fifth in the Eurovision song contest held in Moscow, Russia in 2009. It became the most successful entry in the Eurovision song contest from the UK since 2009. The song itself was written by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Diane Warren specifically for Eurovision.
ABBA's winning 1974 entry "Waterloo" is most likely to be the biggest international hit from the Eurovision Song Contest.
Engelbert Humperdinck, who represented the UK in the Eurovision Song Contest in 2012, came last-but-one with only 12 points in total. The only other country with fewer votes was Norway, with just 7 points.
If you ask nicely, they may.