Eurovision Song Contest 1994

Eurovision Song Contest 1994

Eurovision Song Contest 1994
Dates
Finaldate

30 April 1994
Host

Venue

Point Theatre
Dublin, Ireland

Presenter(s)

Cynthia N Mhurch
Gerry Ryan

Conductor

Noel Kelehan

Executive supervisor
Hostbroadcaster
Intervalact

Christian Clausen
Raidi Teilifs ireann (RT)
Riverdance
Participants

Numberofentries
Debutingcountries

Returningcountries
Withdrawingcountries

25
Lithuania
Poland
Russia
None
Belgium
Denmark
Israel
Italy
Luxembourg
Slovenia
Turkey
Vote

Votingsystem

Each country awarded 12, 10, 8-1 points to their 10 favourite songs

Nulpoints

Lithuania

Winningsong

Ireland
"Rock 'n' Roll Kids"
Eurovision Song Contest
1993

1995

The Eurovision Song Contest 1994 was the 39th Eurovision Song Contest and was held on 30 April 1994 in the
Point Theatre in Dublin, Ireland. As of 2014, it was the last time the contest was held in April. The presenters were
Cynthia N Mhurch and Gerry Ryan. The pair hosted the evening in French, English and Irish. Paul Harrington and
Charlie McGettigan from Ireland were the winners of this Eurovision with a song written by Brendan Graham,
"Rock 'N' Roll Kids". This was a record sixth victory for Ireland, giving it the outright record number of victories at
the Eurovision Song Contest. It was also the first time and to date the only time that the contest had been won
by the same country in three consecutive years.

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The contest opened with a brief film of stars floating in water, fireworks and caricatures dancing around, drinking
coffee and biking. The cameras then went live to the venue itself, where dancers dressed in white and wearing
caricatured heads of well-known Irish figures, arrived on stage carrying European countries flags. The presenters
entered the stage spectacularly from a bridge which descended from the roof of the theatre. This years video
postcards had a literary theme, showing contestants reading, fishing and doing other activities around Ireland. The
stage, by Paula Farrell, was four times larger than the Millstreet stage, and its design which included a city scene of
skyscrapers and video screens plus a backdrop of an ever changing nightsky was based upon the concept of what a
futuristic Dublin might look like with one remaining constant being the river Liffey. Indeed, the floor was painted
with a dark blue reflective paint to give a watery effect.
To cope with the increasing number of countries wishing to participate in the contest, for 1994 the European
Broadcasting Union ruled that the five lowest-placed countries from the preceding year's contest would not
participate. This meant that Belgium, Denmark, Israel, Slovenia and Turkey did not participate this year opening
spaces for the overwhelming amount of new countries. This contest also saw Luxembourg withdraw from
Eurovision indefinitely. Because Italy and Luxembourg withdrew voluntarily, the bottom 6 of the 1993 Contest were
actually relegated.
Poland took part for the first time and caused a scandal when Edyta Grniak broke the rules by singing her song in
English during the dress rehearsal (which is shown to the juries who selected the winner until 1997). Only six
countries demanded that Poland should be disqualified, though the rules required 13 countries to complain before
Poland could be removed from the competition. The proposed removal did not occur and Poland went on to come
2nd in the contest, the highest placing that any country's debut song had ever achieved (even the winner in 1956 was
Switzerland's second song of the night).
For the first time in Eurovision history, voting was done via satellite instead of by telephone, and as a result, viewers
could actually see the spokespersons onscreen.
When the voting started, Hungary took the lead from the first six juries and was well ahead of all the other countries.
However, Ireland powered their way through the score board ending up the winners with a 60 point lead over
second-placed Poland.
The interval act was the first ever performance of the Irish dancing spectacular Riverdance, featuring Michael Flatley
and Jean Butler. Although the costs of producing the 1994 contest was only half of what the previous year cost
Wikipedia:Citation needed, the success of Riverdance ensured that is was by far the most commercially successful
Eurovision ever Wikipedia:Vagueness.

Participating countries
Returning artists
Artist

Country

Previous Year(s)

Evridiki

Cyprus

1992

Sigga

Iceland

1990 (part of Stjrnin), 1992 (part of Heart 2 Heart)

Elisabeth Andreassen

Norway 1982 (for Sweden, part of Chips)

1985 (part of Bobbysocks!, winner)

Marie Bergman

Sweden 1971 & 1972 (part of Family Four)

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Results
Draw

Country

Language

Artist

Song

English translation

Place Points

01

Sweden

Swedish

Marie Bergman and Roger

Pontare

"Stjrnorna"

The stars

13

48

02

Finland

Finnish

CatCat

"Bye Bye Baby"

22

11

03

Ireland

English

Paul Harrington and

Charlie McGettigan

"Rock 'n' Roll Kids"

226

04

Cyprus

Greek

Evridiki

"me nthropos ki eg"

( )

I'm human too

11

51

05

Iceland

Icelandic

Sigga

"Ntur"

Nights

12

49

06

United Kingdom

English

Frances Ruffelle

"We Will Be Free (Lonely

Symphony)"

10

63

07

Croatia

Croatian

Tony Cetinski

"Nek' ti bude ljubav sva"

You may have all the 16

love

27

08

Portugal

Portuguese Sara Tavares

"Chamar a msica"

Call the music

73

Italian

Duilio

"Sto pregando"

I'm praying

19

15

09

Switzerland

10

Estonia

Estonian

Silvi Vrait

"Nagu merelaine"

Like a seawave

24

11

Romania

Romanian

Dan Bittman

"Dincolo de nori"

Beyond the clouds

21

14

12

Malta

English

Chris and Moira

"More than Love"

97

13

Netherlands

Dutch

Willeke Alberti

"Waar is de zon?"

Where is the sun?

23

14

Germany

German

MeKaDo

"Wir geben 'ne Party"

We're throwing a
party

128

15

Slovakia

Slovak

Tublatanka

"Nekonen piese"

Neverending song

19

15

16

Lithuania

Lithuanian Ovidijus Vyniauskas

"Lopin mylimai"

Lullaby for my
beloved

25

17

Norway

Norwegian Elisabeth Andreassen and

Jan Werner Danielsen

"Duett"

Duet

76

18

Bosnia and
Herzegovina

Bosnian

Alma and Dejan

"Ostani kraj mene"

Stay beside me

15

39

19

Greece

Greek

Kostas Bigalis and

The Sea Lovers

"To Trehandiri" (
)

The trehandiri

14

44

20

Austria

German

Petra Frey

"Fr den Frieden der Welt"

For the peace of the

world

17

19

21

Spain

Spanish

Alejandro Abad

"Ella no es ella"

She's not her

18

17

22

Hungary

Hungarian Friderika Bayer

"Kinek mondjam el
vtkeimet?"

Whom can I tell my

sins?

122

23

Russia

Russian

Youddiph

"Vechny strannik" (
)

Eternal wanderer

70

24

Poland

Polish

Edyta Grniak

"To nie ja!"

That's not me!

166

25

France

French

Nina Morato

"Je suis un vrai garon"

I'm a real boy

74

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Voting structure
Each country had a jury who awarded 12, 10, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1 points for their top ten songs.
With advances in technology, this was the first contest in which the spokesperson for each national jury appeared
on-screen, live from their own countries.
In the early stages of the voting it looked as if Hungary was surging to victory in its first-ever Eurovision
appearance, winning the maximum twelve points from the first three juries. However, this turned out to be
completely deceptive, as from that point on it was virtually one-way traffic for Ireland, which became the first
country to win the contest for a third year in succession.

Score sheet
Results

Sweden

48

Finland

11

Ireland

51

Iceland

49

United Kingdom

63

Croatia

27

Portugal

73

Switzerland

15

10

10
8

12 10 12 12 12 10
3

6
1

6
5

12 12

1
5

12

12

14

Malta

97
4

12

2
2

10

10

2
1

10

10 10 10 12

10

10 12 10
5

10
5

Romania

Netherlands

226 10

Cyprus

Estonia

6
12

7
4

6
5

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Germany

128

Slovakia

15

Lithuania

76

Bosnia and Herzegovina

39

Greece

44

Austria

19

Spain

17

10

70

Poland

166

France

74

10 10

12

10

10

12

10 12

12

10

10

2
3

12

122 12 12 12

Russia

12

Norway

Hungary

8
8

12

2
8

12

12

10

6
10

12
6

12 points
Below is a summary of all 12 point in the final:
N. Contestant

Voting nation

Ireland

Croatia, Germany, Iceland, Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, Russia, Switzerland

Poland

Austria, Estonia, France, Lithuania, United Kingdom

Hungary

Ireland, Finland, Poland, Sweden

Germany

Hungary, Romania

Croatia

Slovakia

Cyprus

Greece

Greece

Cyprus

Malta

Bosnia and Herzegovina

Portugal

Spain

Slovakia

Malta

International broadcasting
Other involved countries
FR Yugoslavia
After the breakup of Yugoslavia, Federal Republic of Yugoslavia was last participated in 1992. Third channel
of Radio Television of Serbia broadcast the show, although Yugoslavia did not participate.

Commentators
Television

Sweden - Pekka Heino (SVT, Kanal1)

Finland - Erkki Pohjanheimo & Kirsi-Maria Niemi (YLE TV1),[1]
Ireland - Pat Kenny (RT1)

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Cyprus - Evi Papamichail (RIK 1)[2]

Iceland - Jakob Frmann Magnsson (Sjnvarpi)
United Kingdom - Terry Wogan (BBC1)
Croatia - Aleksandar "Aco" Kostadinov (HRT 1)
Portugal - Eldio Climaco (Canal 1)
Switzerland - Bernard Thurnheer (SF DRS), Jean-Marc Richard (TSR), Wilma Gilardi (TSI)
Estonia - Vello Rand (Eesti Televisioon)
Romania - Gabriela Cristea (TVR1)
Malta - Charles Arrigo
Netherlands - Willem van Beusekom (Nederland 3)
Germany - Jan Hofer (Erstes Deutsches Fernsehen)
Slovakia - Alena Heribanov (STV1)
Lithuania - Darius Ukuraitis (LTV)
Norway - Jostein Pedersen (NRK)
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Ismeta Dervoz-Krvavac (TVBiH)
Greece - Dafni Bokota (ET1)
Austria - Ernst Grissemann (ORF1)

Spain - Jos Luis Uribarri (TVE1)

Hungary - Istvn Vg (MTV2)
Russia - Vadim Dolgachev (RTR)
Poland - Artur Orzech (TVP1)
France - Patrice Laffont (France 2)
Belgium (non participating country) - Andr Vermeulen (BRTN TV2), Jean-Pierre Hautier (RTBF1)
Denmark (non participating country) - Jrgen de Mylius (DR TV)
Israel (non participating country) - No commentator
Slovenia (non participating country) - Tajda Leke (SLO1)
Turkey (non participating country) - Blend zveren (TRT 1)
Yugoslavia (non participating country) - Mladen Popovi (RTS 3K)
Macedonia(non participating country) - Milanka Raik (MTV 2)

Radio
Some participating countries didn't provide radio broadcasts for the event, the ones who did are listed below.

Finland - Aki Sirkesalo (YLE Radio 1)

Ireland - Larry Gogan (RT Radio 1)
Cyprus - Pavlos Pavlou (CyBC Radio 2)
United Kingdom - Ken Bruce (BBC Radio 2)
Croatia - Draginja Bala (HR 2)
Estonia - Marko Reikop (Raadio 2)
Netherlands - Cornald Maas (Radio 2)
Germany - Roger Horn (Deutschlandfunk/hr3)
Slovakia - pela Monik (Rdio FM)
Greece - Giorgos Mitropoulos (ERA ERT1)
Austria - Martin Blumenau (Hitradio 3)
Hungary - TBC (Rdi Kossuth)

Russia - TBC (Voice of Russia)

Poland - Dorota Wellman (Polskie Radio Program I)
Belgium (non participating country) - Julien Put (BRTN Radio 2), Patrick Duhamel (RTBF La Premire)

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Denmark (non participating country) - Ole Jacobsen (DR P3)

Spokespersons

Sweden - Marianne Anderberg

Finland - Solveig Herlin
Ireland - Eileen Dunne
Cyprus - Anna Partelidou
Iceland - Sigrur Arnardttir
United Kingdom - Colin Berry
Croatia - Helga Vlahovi (co-presenter of the 1990 Eurovision Song Contest)
Portugal - Isabel Bahia
Switzerland - Sandra Sim (Swiss representative in 1991)
Estonia - Urve Tiidus
Romania - Cristina Topescu
Malta - John Demanuele
Netherlands - Joop van Os
Germany - Carmen Nebel

Slovakia - Juraj urn

Lithuania - Gitana
Norway - Sverre Christophersen
Bosnia and Herzegovina - Diana Grkovi-Foreti
Greece - Fotini Giannoulatou
Austria - Tilia Herold
Spain - Mara ngeles Balaac
Hungary - Ivn Bradnyi
Russia - Arina Sharapova
Poland - Jan Chojnacki
France - Laurent Romejko

National jury members

Greece Evangelos Alexandropoulos, Nikolaos Tsolakis, Giorgos Vrouvas, Giorgos Kleftogiorgos, Kosmas
Athousis, Maria Alefanti, Eleftherios Apostolopoulos, Christos Venetidis, Georgia Giannopoulou, Anna Gliati,
Rozy Kasparian, Evgenia Koutsoulieri, Ekaterini Ligoni, Stamatis Panagiotaras, Ourania Papakonstantopoulou,
Archontia Harismidou

Spain Beln Casla (economist), Daniel Santos (Eurovision Network delegate), Purificacin Blanco
(journalist at El Semanal TV), lex Sister (actor), Susana Garca (actress), Andrs Vzquez (bullfighter),
Alejandra Botto (actress), Serafn Zubiri (singer, Spanish entrant at Eurovision Song Contest 1992), Elena
Benarroch (fashion designer), Francisco (singer), Dora Dora (TV hostess), Francisco Herrera[3] (director of
Cadena Dial), Victoria Rodrguez (student), Manuel Litor (businessman), Sofa Balseiro (bank branch manager),
Javier de la Vega (student)

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References
[1] It-Eurooppa rynnii Euroviisuihin, Helsingin Sanomat, 30 April 1994
[2] Savvidis, Christos (OGAE Cyprus)
[3] http:/ / toolserver. org/ %7Edispenser/ cgi-bin/ dab_solver. py?page=Eurovision_Song_Contest_1994&
editintro=Template:Disambiguation_needed/ editintro& client=Template:Dn

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