Entries sought for Junior Eurovision Éire 2025

In last year's Junior Eurovision, Enya Cox Dempsey performed the song 'Le chéile'.
Entries sought for Junior Eurovision Éire 2025

Eva Osborne

Junior Eurovision Éire is celebrating 10 years on the big stage this year and is seeking entries from potential 2025 participants.

Over the past decade, the Junior Eurovision Song Contest has given a platform to young Irish singers to share their talent with millions of people in the biggest music competition for young people in the world.

Organisers have said they are "back on the road for our national auditions" where they hope to find this year's Irish entry.

Those aged between nine and 14 in autumn 2o25 can enter, with the deadline for applications being Monday, February 17th.

This year, we’re back on the road for our national auditions where we hope to find this year’s Irish entry!

Over six weeks on TG4, the journey of the top ten hopefuls will be followed as  judges comprised of Eurovision legends whittle the acts down until just one act remains.

This act will be the Irish entry for the Junior Eurovision Song Contest.

In last year's Junior Eurovision, Enya Cox Dempsey performed the song 'Le chéile'.

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