Larissa Tormey from Kilbeggan is one of "Laika Party" which will represent Ireland in Basel this May.
A Westmeath woman has described winning this year's Eurosong as "the golden card."
Kilbeggan's Larissa Tormey is one of the five writers behind "Laika Party"- the song that won Friday evening's The Late Late Show special.
It's now this years official Irish entry for the Eurovision Song Contest, set to take place in Basel in Switzerland.
Norwegian singer EMMY will fly the flag for Ireland when she preforms in the first half of the second semi final on May 15th.
Ms Tormey says the win is going to open a lot of opportunites for her in the future:
Government Considers Compulsory Helmet Use For E-Scooter Riders
Westmeath Family Blogger Backs 'Mental Health' Days
Enterprise Minister Confirms He Was Overpaid
Offaly Driving Instructor Calls Out Lack Of Clear Road Markings
Occupied Territories Bill Needs Enactment - Brian Stanley
Laois Gaelscoil To Reopen In Time For 20th Anniversary
Enoch Burke To Be Re-Arrested For Repeated Trespass
Laois Brothers Sentenced Over Rape And Assault Charges
Laois TD Questions EirGrid On Energy Capacity
Westmeath Library Re-Opening Pushed Back
Government Action Urged On Prison Conditions
Offaly GAA Club Submit New Pitch Plans
Gardaí Attend Scenes Of Midlands Crashes
Midlands Counties See Dramatic Fall In Housing Commencements
Westmeath Councillor Calls For Baby Loss Certificate Scheme
Commemorative Walk For Ashling Murphy To Take Place In New York
Sentencing Adjourned For Offaly Father Whose Son Died In Arson Attack
Gardaí Seize Heroin, Crack Cocaine And Cash In Offaly Town
Opposition TD Calls For Minister Overpayment Ultimatum
Investigation Underway After Suspected Arson At Westmeath Home