IRELAND CAN VOTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!

sshhhh!

Explains the Rebecca/Mary price drop...

rebeccas not irish is she??

rebecca creighton in the groups is

Belle amie

Most of Liddypool Irish

Ohh my bad, just read Rebecca and assumed

Go Mary then! Michelle McManus II (except Irish not Scottish)

And  Niall Horan,1 direction

Terms & Conditions for Republic of Ireland viewers
Calls cost 60c incl VAT from an Eircom landline. Calls from other networks may be higher and from mobiles will be considerably more. Voting closes in results show.  Votes cast after the closing time will not be counted but may still be charged. Service Provider: Harvest Media Group. Republic of Ireland helpline 0818 946 800 (national rate)

http://www.tv3.ie/article.php?article_id=45968&locID=1.65.68.&pagename=xpose

Mos of liverpool are irish

With the recession in Ireland nobody will be able to afford the 50p calls. 

Hasn't she already taken part in an Irish public voting talent show and got nowhere? Can't see her winning.

pmbets Joined: 24 May 06
Replies: 1424 08 Oct 10 20:00 

Mos of liverpool are irish

Most of liverpool are Chavs, doesn't mean they will vote for Cher [;)]

She won the Irish Talent Show but failed to sell anything when she released a record subsequently, I think.

Just two years ago, Mary had a chance to score a Christmas No.1 single after winning the 2008’s Irish TV talent ­contest Nollaig Number 1. She released a version of ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’ but it failed to chart, after selling just 19 copies in the first week.

19 copies

CONGRATULATIONS TO MARY LEE - WINNER OF NOLLAIG NO.1!

Mary Lee who came out on top in the Nollaig No.1 competition has now recorded the single, Siúil Leat, a festive and Irish take on the famous Rodgers & Hammerstein song ‘You’ll Never Walk Alone’.
Backing vocals by Rowe Street Junior Choir, Wexford.

Siúil Leat is available for download only. To download your copy, click here. Siúil Leat will also be available from iTunes from Tuesday 9th December. Cost per download is 99c.
So, go ahead, download the single and help Mary reach No.1 this Christmas

TG4 was formerly known as Teilifís na Gaeilge or TnaG, before a rebranding campaign in 1999. TG4 was the third national station to be launched in Ireland; after RTÉ One in 1961 (as Teilifís Éireann) and RTÉ Two in 1978, and was followed by TV3 in 1998. The channel has 800,000 viewers who tune into the channel each day to view a broad programming policy. It has a share of 3% of the national television market. The daily Irish language programme schedule is its core service: seven hours of programming in Irish supported by a wide range of material in other languages such as French and English.


Not exactly the most watched program on Irish TV I would have thought!

I stand corrected. It was the laughable record sales I was thinking about. Be fun to see the numbers of phone voters. Her asda colleagues probably enough to win it for her. 

Do big brassy women ever win these things? Rowetta?

Evnin all!
Was gonna post a thread re Ireland now being able to vote, but only heard it on radio this evening coming from the daily grind. Also I did not have the full facts.
Realistically this won't change the o/r imho, but Mary in a few eviction battles will defo make for some fun!
Underestimate the Irish vote at your peril ladies and gents!
You've been warned. I'm sure survation and other polls will be able to take this into consideration. Fig's the man here!
Ireland's first chance to vote in a UK tv format!?! - there will be a massive push behind MaBy! I don't think it'll get her over the line, but certainly it will catapult her up a few notches & through a few eviction battles.
This year in the All Ireland Talent show, admittedly a poor relation of BGT, there were 800k votes on finals night!?!

Plus Louis has made it his baby to get an Irish vote.
Could MaBy the new Bez???

George Bailey     08 Oct 10 22:13 
I stand corrected. It was the laughable record sales I was thinking about. Be fun to see the numbers of phone voters. Her asda colleagues probably enough to win it for her.

Tesco!