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Leanne Moore
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...and delusional being people who think Niamh Kavanagh has a hope in hell of winning the Eurovision in its current guise.
Firstly, I never said she would win. I said she's a far better singer than Leanne Moore and therefore has a better chance. Which is seemingly what the rest of the entire country also thought Ron, but no we're all delusional and you and a handful of people on Boards of course are not. Lol
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MissHoneyBun wrote:Superficial much? And again, have you missed the whole point of the competition, which is a SONG CONTEST? You know, where people are judged on their ability to sing and not how they look in a rigout from River Island. One of those!
And on the looks note Ron, I'll be posting no picture of myself as thankfully I'm comfortable enough about my appearance without the need to prove myself to a Boards poster who rates a girl who relies on heavy makeup and cheap clothes to look average.
Bitter much? You are the one who came into this thread with your bitchy remark that Leanne is average looking and also with your snide comments about heavy make-up and cheap clothes which are well wide of the mark. I made a joke which you then saw as an opportunity to launch into a goddamn tirade. You reek of hypocrisy and come across as someone with a chip on their shoulder the size of Mount Everest.
I know Leanne personally and she is a stunner without make-up and she is far from cheap. I am certainly not the only person who thinks that.MissHoneyBun wrote: »Look, Niamh Kavanagh's singing credentials speak for themselves and furthermore, she has already proven her capability in this competition by actually winning the thing before for goodness sake. I just find it incredible that a young girl who can't sing for nuts but looks alright is being championed in a singing competition in favour of an excellent singer just because she happens to be less easy on the eye. Unsurprisingly shocking.
If you think the Eurovision today is the same as the competition that Niamh won back in the 90's then you are even more deluded than I thought. It is supposed to be a singing competition but hasn't resembled anything as such for the past few years. If you think the Eurovision is all substance over style then think again. Being able to sing well is one thing but the song matters too, as does the performance. Niamh Kavanaghs song sounds like it was put together by a committee...oh wait that's because it was. Freddie Mercury himself couldn't save that dirge of an attempt. You'd want to be tone deaf to think otherwise but then again you claim that Leanne can't sing for nuts :rolleyes:MissHoneyBun wrote: »Firstly, I never said she would win. I said she's a far better singer than Leanne Moore and therefore has a better chance. Which is seemingly what the rest of the entire country also thought Ron, but no we're all delusional and you and a handful of people on Boards of course are not. Lol
Do you work for RTE by any chance :rolleyes: Niamh Kavanagh won't even make it out of the qualifying stage. It will be like the end of the Father Ted eurovision episode. - "No points!" "Nothing!" "No...nothing again there"
Enjoy it. 
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If sonia o sullivan was being entered into a race based on text votes versus a fat girl from limerick, am I expected to vote for the fat girl from limerick because thats where I'm from? I'd sooner send the person we have the best chance with, or the person who most deserves to be there.
(although a fat limerick bird at the 1600m in the olympics would be pretty funny :pac:). evil fecker
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In many ways you are right Icky. I didn't think that any of the five were good enough to represent us. Niamh Kavanagh has a great voice but I think she has a rubbish song and is unsuited to what the competition is today.
Oh and if anyone doubts Leanne's Limerick credentials then why not read her blog for some more insight. :cool:
http://lovelimerick.blogspot.com/ anywho................
yes your correct. none of the songs where good enough. i myself voted for the foreign lads because i thought it sounded like something that would be in the eurovision. plus we would get the votes from mainland europe for them:P
we need to promote local people writing songs for the eurovision. we need to reinvent our eurovision entry.
think something like pop idiol...................
everyone who wants to enter a song would have to find someone who would sing it for them. that singer would only sing that 1 song through the whole competition.
every county could have a local competition. it could be held in a function hall in the main city from every county at the end of november. they county could find 3 or 5 judges to elect the best singer/song (important!! this isnt a popularity contest and not a beauty pagent so we are not voting for the shortest skirt or the person with the most friends)
then the best from every county would go into a national competition on tv throughout december with the final on new years eve night. the voting would be by txt with only 1 vote per phone number (this would be to cut down on the same person voting 10 times for 1 entry). similar to this years we could have the public vote representing a percentage(should be 75% instead of just 50) we could then have a panel of 5 well known MUSIC critics or Music Personalities (walsh, dave fanning, Darcey, Dempsey, gerry ryan).
something like that would be short and sweet(just 5 or 6 weeks over november and december) it would keep alot of people happy with the reality tv crap and it could reinstall local pride (all the county representitives could do a little bio on their lo0cal county for their intro on national tv). it would make alot more people reintereted in the eurovision aswell.
the winner on the tv show would get a spot in the Eurovision representing their country and a single released from a record label with an option of an album. the runner up could get a single with also an option of furthering their music career. also the winning and runner up song writers could get a deal with an irish record label.
great incentives for local communities, towns, cities, counties, music writers, singers, national broadcasters, record labels and our irish eurovision hope0 -
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