A public vote will be held for the first time in six years tonight.
Ireland's entry to this year’s Eurovision will be decided tonight, when six acts go head-to-head.
It's the first time since 2015 the entry will be decided by a public vote, with the last 6 acts chosen by a panel of experts.
The vote will be held on the Late Late Show later.
Author of 'What's Another Year?' and Eurovision expert, Mountmellick's Mick Lynch says Ballinasloe woman Rachel Goode is a strong favourite, with her song 'I'm Loving Me':
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