One Tipperary town isn't in the least interested in the Eurovision

There doesn't appear to be much interest in the Eurovision, which Ireland won for the first time in 1970 with Dana's 'All Kinds of Everything', in the north Tipperary town of Nenagh

placeholder image — There doesn't appear to be much interest in the Eurovision, which Ireland won for the first time in 1970 with Dana's 'All Kinds of Everything', in the north Tipperary town of Nenagh

But Carrick-on-Suir is in the top five of Ireland's Most Eurovision Obsessed Towns

With Wild Youth preparing to represent Ireland in the first of the Eurovision semi-finals in Liverpool tonight, Tuesday, with their song We Are One, Nenagh in north Tipperary has been revealed as the least interested in town in Ireland in the competition.

However, at the opposite end of the county another Tipperary town, Carrick-on-Suir, is in the top five of Ireland's Most Eurovision Obsessed Towns behind Killarney, Wexford, Maynooth and Mallow.

The findings were released by the search engine specialists at Digital Funnel.

The team there examined Google search data over the past 12 months in order to determine Ireland's most Eurovision crazy town, with Killarney emerging as the winner.

Wild Youth are sixth in the running order for tonight's Eurovision semi-final, which gets underway on RTÉ One television at 8pm.

The second semi-final takes place on Thursday night and the grand final is on Saturday.