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Eamonn Toal represented Ireland in the 2000 Eurovision Song Contest in Stockholm after winning the national final selection. His song "Millennium of Love" was one of eight songs presented in the national final, which was held on 20 February 2000 at the RTÉ television centre in Dublin. For the first time since 1990, Pat Kenny did not host the event, the honor instead going to 1995 Eurovision Song Contest presenter Mary Kennedy. As in the 1999 national selection, regional televoting was used to determine the winner.[1]
Draw |
Song |
Performer |
Points |
Rank |
1 |
Millennium of Love |
Eamonn Toal |
76 |
1st |
2 |
Why Did You Have to Go? |
Karl Power |
30 |
8th |
3 |
All in a Lifetime |
Liz Fletcher |
48 |
4th |
4 |
When You Are Near |
Shimma |
55 |
3rd |
5 |
Shine |
Lisa Stanley |
34 |
6th |
6 |
Journey to the Center of Your Heart |
Gavin McCormack |
31 |
7th |
7 |
Feel Good Emotion |
Audrey Lynch |
47 |
5th |
8 |
Crossroads |
John Hurley |
64 |
2nd |
Toal performed 23rd in the running order on the night of the contest. "Millennium of Love" went on to place 6th with 92 points. Interestingly, "Millennium of Love" was the only entry that year to make a reference to the turn of the millennium.
Points Awarded to Ireland
12 points |
10 points |
8 points |
7 points |
6 points |
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4 points |
3 points |
2 points |
1 point |
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0 points |
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[edit] References
Individual entries in the Eurovision Song Contest 2000 |
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Austria · Belgium · Croatia · Cyprus · Denmark · Estonia · Finland · France · FYR Macedonia · Germany · Iceland · Ireland · Israel · Latvia · Malta · Netherlands · Norway · Romania · Russia · Spain · Sweden · Switzerland · Turkey · United Kingdom
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Winner shown in bold |
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